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
Drive by major US corporates to boost diversity bearing fruit as the remit of GCs also broadens, research finds | 1w
Littler survey shows percentage of employers requiring vaccination almost doubled since August | 2w
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