We have never seen such rapid investment in the London legal market like Paul Weiss’s recruitment spree since 2023. Between 2023 and 2024 alone, the firm’s London headcount tripled and its ...

Love them or loathe them, summer parties are part of the annual calendar of professional and social activities… and ...

To drive more corporate self-reporting of criminal offences, the SFO recently issued updated guidance on corporate ...

Businesses need to be alive to unauthorised AI use by employees as AI technology continues to evolve and become more ...

At a recent event hosted by DAC Beachcroft in partnership with ClearPeople, the spotlight was firmly on how law firms can ...

Debevoise & Plimpton is introducing a non-equity tier of partners, becoming the latest in a growing line of elite New York firms to change its compensation system in a bid to remain competitive.

The Government has moved to shake up skills funding, with certain solicitor apprenticeships affected under the new model. Under the new plans, £3bn is set to be ploughed into ...

On the surface, litigation funding and class actions are booming in the UK. Over the past five years, dozens of class actions have been filed in the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) and just at ...

The path into the legal profession has never been simple, but for many, it remains quietly and consistently, obstructed. The ...

Ofgem made its decision on the main package of connections reforms known as TM04+. As part of these reforms, in-scope projects must provide evidence that they meet the new ...

Michael Callaghan explains the new register of agreements giving third parties control over the use and development of land ...

When Karen Robinson joined Adobe, she had a career as a partner at Kirkland & Ellis and later a litigation counsel at Google under her belt. Her arrival coincided with the launch of its subscription… ...