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Top US firms sign up for Covid-19 small business legal clinic project
Kirkland & Ellis, Goodwin Procter among firms to join Lawyers for Good Government pro bono initiative
Listed top 30 UK firm DWF issues profit warning as impact of Coronavirus bites
Additional credit facilities sought and cost cutting imposed in response to pandemic
BakerHostetler hires from an array of rivals to unveil nine-partner Dallas office
Recruits from Winston, Wick Phillips, Baker Botts, Barnes & Thornburg and Kirkland form firm's 16th office
UK firm McCarthy Denning allies with Singapore boutique ArrowGates
London-based challenger firm also hires private client partner Zac Lucas to support Asia expansion
UK listed law firms react to Covid-19 by cutting salaries and ditching dividend payments
Knights reduces employee salaries above £30k by 10%; Ince cancels interim dividend
Advanced buys Tikit from BT to tap into 'sophisticated' legal tech market
Deal provides Advanced with greater UK and Am Law penetration and promise of taking Tikit to 'new level'
Allen & Overy hires two Orrick partners in Washington DC and appoints new office head
Magic circle UK firm builds US enforcement capability; projects partner Jean Lee take reins
Jones Day rated top US legal brand as Eversheds Sutherland breaks into top 20 for first time
Acritas ranking sees Jones Day at summit for fourth year; Eversheds Sutherland's top 20 debut comes three years after transatlantic merger
UK listed firm Gateley scraps interim dividend pay out due to Covid-19 disruption
Reduced activity due to coronavirus prompts 'prudent' move to maximise liquidity in face of reduced activity
Is Europe's unified patent court dead in the water - or can it be revived?
The demise of plans for a European patent court is bad for clients, but could be better news for London
Fried Frank hires Boies Schiller duo in New York to bolster global litigation capabilities
Partners Robin Henry and Motty Shulman latest in string of departures from Boies Schiller
Freshfields partner leaves firm after investigation
London disputes partner and Brexit expert Tom Snelling left the firm's partnership on 19 March
Less than a quarter of UK lawyers use AI-assisted tech, research finds
Major study finds lawyers lack faith in their firms' and legal departments' ability even to capture data
Immuta chief legal officer co-launches Washington DC-based AI legal boutique
Andrew Burt will co-run firm with former SAS data scientist Patrick Hall
Concerns over two-tier response to Covid-19 with lower paid denied remote working
UK union berates some firms for failing to equip staff for remote working; US document review staff complain of virus hot beds
Orrick secures four-partner UK energy team from Watson Farley & Williams
Arrival of highly rated team comes as partners depart from Paris and Düsseldorf offices and firm confirms winding down of Hong Kong practice
Magnusson co-founder leaves firm to launch advisory business
After seeing his firm grow into a major regional practice, Per Magnusson starts afresh
Orrick pulls out of Hong Kong after conceding defeat on tech growth strategy
Four-partner office is to be wound down; firm pledges continued investment in other Asia markets
US firms trimmed 2019 summer recruitment programme sizes even as offer rates hit record high
Large firms may have been paring number of law student places in anticipation of economic slowdown, NALP report suggests
Troutman Sanders and Pepper Hamilton postpone merger in response to Covid-19 pandemic
National duo delay deal to the summer as leaders of newly merged Faegre Drinker praise staff for level of collaboration in face of crisis
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