Women made up 49% of Fortune 500 general counsel appointments in 2021
Drive by major US corporates to boost diversity bearing fruit as the remit of GCs also broadens, research finds | 1w
Covid-19
Littler survey shows percentage of employers requiring vaccination almost doubled since August | 2w
Flexible working has deprived UK law firms of the lifestyle trump card in London’s associate pay war
US practices can now tempt newly qualified lawyers with regular home working as well as stellar salaries, writes Patrick Cook Fowler | 3mos
Covid and Cybersecurity-related rifts seen as biggest threats, Baker McKenzie report shows | 4mos
We review a year characterised by record deal markets, a war for talent, geopolitical tension and all things ESG | 5mos
Free-to-attend event supported by the IBA Law Firm Management Committee will take place on 3 December | 5mos
Contracting issues and employment law concerns top of in-house agenda, according to a Luxury Law Alliance and Barnes & Thornburg roundtable | 6mos
Leaders have definitively shifted their focus from cost cutting to standing out in a hypercompetitive market and using tech to build value | 6mos
Numbers expected to surge to 61% in January, according to The Partnership of New York | 6mos
UK Magic Circle firm Clifford Chance among partners helping Paladin bring pro bono legal offering to UK audience | 6mos
Long-term leases and relocations have fuelled a resurgence in leasing activity in Q3, new report shows | 7mos
Pandemic has increased the risk of counterfeit goods being sold online | 7mos
Wall Street's Cravath Swaine & Moore to make 'soft return', Ropes & Gray and Sidley Austin set November dates | 7mos
Some firms now eyeing Q1 2022 after postponing plans to go back to the office this month | 7mos
'One size fits all' approach no longer suitable for efficient delivery of legal services, firm says | 7mos
The free-to-attend virtual event take place in September with speakers from all corners of the globe | 8mos
Global giant joins majority of leading firms mandating jabs, with all staff required to be fully vaccinated by 18 October | 8mos
Natasha Harrison says running US firm from overseas over extended period is impractical | 8mos
US firm first to require UK vaccinations; Linklaters and Katten make small adjustments from official Covid-19 guidance | 8mos
Academy pledges online support worth $1.9m as city state emerges from another Covid-19 ‘circuit breaker’ | 9mos
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