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
Natasha Harrison has played a strong hand well as she embarks on her new venture, reports Ben Rigby
Emma Ipke explains how Covid-19 catalysed the eco beauty phenomenon and pushed industry innovations forward.
Lawyers Cindy Yang, Kelly Bonner, Fiona Rodgers and Michelle Ray-Jones from the Multilaw network discuss sustainability and luxury pirates in the digital age
Pressure for businesses to enhance their ESG credentials will help drive global deal activity, write Gavin Davies and Rebecca Maslen-Stannage
Fashion brands’ expansion into the metaverse brings a number of challenges with trademark use and misuse, writes Flavia Mansur Murad-Schaal and Isadora Schumacher Jeong
Businesses that fail to provide the correct information to FinCEN could swiftly find themselves in violation of the law, writes Sandra Feldman
Nick Robbins asks whether it is ever wise for a partner to change their mind having handed in their notice
Crucial difference from reform’s predecessors is that it puts organisational aspects in the spotlight, writes Laura Salvaneschi
As brands deepen relationships with influencers, contracts are becoming more complex, web seminar finds
Law Over Borders guide helps international brands navigate laws in array of key jurisdictions
Vieira de Almeida's Paula Gomes Freire is optimistic about a future where machines drive business efficiency but humans stay in control
A generation of lawyers from Australia and New Zealand cut their teeth in London, now they are more likely to go to New York
Disappointed by your rankings? Determined to do better next time? Alex Holtum sets out a blueprint for future success
Contracting issues and employment law concerns top of in-house agenda, according to a Luxury Law Alliance and Barnes & Thornburg roundtable