Shake-up will see hugely respected senior clerk David Goddard take consultancy role | 1mo

White & Case lawyer among those appointed to board of landmark arbitration event | 1mo

James Flynn KC died on 10 October after a short illness | 1mo

Duo includes experienced construction law experts Catherine Kay and Matthew Phipps | 1mo

Messages of support underline need for legal profession to prioritise mental health in workplace | 1mo

Contentious insolvency lawyer Crispin Daly and international arbitration specialist Heidrun Walsh join London firm as partners | 1mo

Ian Hargreaves links up with former Addleshaw Goddard colleagues at London disputes boutique | 1mo

Experienced senior junior swaps sets in rare lateral move between commercial chambers | 1mo

Mr Justice Marcus Smith will be replaced by former president Sir Peter Roth on an interim basis | 1mo

Support for European convention on AI builds on IBA’s AI report launched at annual conference in Mexico City last month | 1mo

Lady Chief Justice hosts event to mark progress since first two women took silk in 1949 | 1mo

High-profile challenges to changes to SRA’s financial penalties regime demonstrate widespread opposition | 1mo

While women account for 39% of lawyers at law firms in Mexico, just 17% occupy senior roles, an IBA report finds | 1mo

Seventeen tenants move their practice as London barristers’ chambers closes after more than a century | 1mo

High Court judgment reveals £2.75m alleged fraud committed by former employee in set’s credit control department | 1mo

Shinsuke Yakura joins having led Orrick’s Tokyo office | 2mos

Greg Lascelles has been involved in landmark High Court and FCA disputes and Supreme Court cases | 2mos

WilmerHale’s Maxi Scherer and Niuscha Bassiri of Hanotiau & van den Berg team up for ArbBoutique | 2mos

Meg Kinnear joins forces with former Steptoe & Johnson partner Lucinda Low for new DC firm | 2mos

City of London Law Society writes to firms as it seeks homes for six current and four future trainees of Armstrong Teasdale | 2mos