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Almost half of US lawyers see no rate increases in 2022, Wolters Kluwer report shows
Some 27% of law firm timekeepers saw no increase, while 13% saw average rates go down
ALSPs become $20bn global market after latest growth spurt, study shows
ALSPs are now growing at a compound annual growth rate of 20%, Thomson Reuters says
UK lawyers increasingly concerned about their career prospects, LawCare study shows
Some 22% of legal professionals called LawCare with career concerns last year, up from 8% a year earlier
Exclusion and lack of recognition powerful drivers of gender inequality in Hong Kong legal profession, report finds
Research by Mayer Brown and Women in Law in Hong Kong finds 'boys' club' culture and bias of colleagues and clients affects women at every stage of their careers
Majority of UK public would join a class action – even if awareness of them remains low
Support for group claims comes despite lingering suspicion over perceived US ‘import’ into UK legal system, study finds
Law Society backs calls for step-change in socio-economic diversity of professional services by 2030
Report calls for half of senior financial and professional services sector leadership to come from a non-professional background by 2030
Guide to living and working as a lawyer in the Middle East
Everything you need to know about relocating to the Gulf region by Ciarán O’Connor of Nicholas Scott Global Legal Recruitment
International law institute launches project to deepen research into corporate-related climate litigation
The British Institute of International and Comparative Law will draw on experts from science, the judiciary, legal practice and academia
Majority of small US firms optimistic about growth outlook, Thomson Reuters study finds
Almost six in 10 firms expect revenues and profits per lawyer to rise over next 12 months
Guide to living and working as a lawyer in New York
Everything you need to know about relocating to the Big Apple by Nick Robbins of Nicholas Scott Global Legal Recruitment
Lawyer profitability declines for third consecutive quarter as demand wanes and expenses rise
Firms may face increased pressure to cut headcount this year to reduce costs, Thomson Reuters says
Legal leaders fret about 2023 hiring, talent retention challenges, report finds
Reputation concerns and lack of senior level diversity also top of mind, according to MDC study
Black judges to be under-represented until 2149, says Law Society of England and Wales
‘Glacial pace’ of progress on diversity also sees women and Asian judges held back according to new analysis
The Global Legal Post launches Artificial Intelligence comparative law guide
Law Over Borders guide will help businesses navigate international laws and guidelines at inflection point for technology
European employers mull reducing pandemic remote working options, study finds
Tight labour market means employers still need to offer some flexibility to attract and retain talent, Littler survey shows