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Hanson Bridgett was the first law firm to earn certification as a B Corporation and hasn't looked back, writes Samir Abdelnour | 3mos
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Simon Airey, Hamid Yunis and Joshua Domb of McDermott Will & Emery give the lowdown | 3mos
After a hiatus, the arrival of the cloud has opened up the market for document creation tools reports 3Kites' Paul Longhurst | 3mos
Business development chiefs from Mintz and Goodwin among those to share their top tips in this round-up from Passle’s CMO podcast series | 3mos
Comparative Guides: Fashion Law
Fashion Law is a comparative guide providing answers and insight into the law around the business of fashion in 18 jurisdictions around the world. Our experts provide guidance on areas such as the effective legal protection of brands, the rules around e-commerce and marketing as well as how to navigate sustainability guidelines. | 11mos
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The strategic path to controlling law firm expenses often begins by getting the legal department’s affairs in good order first | 3mos
Assurety co-founder Ed Williams QC dissects Peter Hebblethwaite's select committee appearance from the perspective of a witness preparation lawyer | 4mos
Firms need a cultural reset if they want to remain relevant in the 21st century, writes Dana Denis-Smith | 4mos
Law firms need a more positive and inclusive culture for older partners, write Clare Murray, Pooja Dasgupta and Andrew Pavlovic | 4mos
Bigle Legal's Alejandro Esteve de Miguel argues successful business management can only be achieved by making equality the basis of corporate strategy | 4mos
Why is opening new files so easy for some law firms and so hard for others? And what are the regulatory requirements? | 4mos
Proposed disclosure rule would dramatically alter the landscape for US and foreign issuers, argue Ulysses Smith and Isabelle Glimcher | 4mos
3Kites’ Jon Howells offers practical steps for law firms to tackle an issue that can seem overwhelming | 5mos
Despite the procession of practices pulling out of Moscow, Robert Bata predicts US firms will continue to grow their international footprints | 5mos
In the face of ever-increasing data and responsibilities AI can enable GCs to keep more work in-house, writes Luminance’s Luke Taylor | 5mos
Proposed directive creates a legal duty to carry out human rights and environmental due diligence, write King & Spalding's Viren Mascarenhas, Douglass Cassel and Peter Hood | 5mos
Lawyers from McDermott outline the scope and applicability of the sanctions imposed by major jurisdictions across the world | 5mos
3Kites’ Paul Longhurst and Richard Kemp of Kemp IT Law explain the benefits of moving away from on-premise systems and the practical steps to take | 5mos
While the extent of AI's powers is often exaggerated, lawyers who embrace it can benefit their careers in several ways, writes Dr Lance Eliot | 6mos
Lawyers need a reason beyond money to care about what they do if their firm wants to avoid being a victim of the Great Resignation, writes Dentons' Joe Andrew | 6mos
Natasha Harrison has played a strong hand well as she embarks on her new venture, reports Ben Rigby | 6mos
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