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Diversity needed in arbitration
Leading arbitrator calls for greater diversity in changing global arbitration landscape.
Law society asserts judicial independence
Hong Kong's law society takes unusual step of commenting in relation to ongoing case to express confidence in judiciary and assert rule of law.
Ashurst introduces new parental leave policy
Ashurst has announced a new global parental policy in a move towards increasing diversity in the firm.
Big 4 firm parachutes into another legal space
This time it is Andersen Global landing with a new law firm agreement in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Dechert expands Dublin base
The firm expands Dublin presence in response to continued growth trajectory in the Irish capital and increased global client demand.
HSF launches digital law group
Herbert Smith Freehills says it is bringing digital and legal skills together as it seeks to serve clients in the face of digital transformation.
Dentons and Nextlaw put Trans youth on the agenda
Transgender rights guide launched by Dentons and Nextlaw Referral Network with IGLYO and the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
DLA Piper tops for social media says report
Release of latest US ranking of law firms in social media finds much to cheer in digital marketing but with room for improvement.
Kennedys takes Virtual lawyer to LatAm
Innovation expansion continues apace for Kennedys as it takes 'virtual lawyer' platform to Latin America.
RPC listens as the talent battle rages
Firm refreshes partnership structure and introduces new roles to increases opportunities for meaningful career progression.
New climate leader at Baker McKenzie
Form appoints Sydney-based Ilona Millar as global head of climate change.
M&A still likes big MACs
Exciting times as material adverse change clauses remain a vital piece of M&A agreements, according to Nixon Peabody's 17th MAC Survey.
Maples caps a memorable year with 2000th employee
The Maples Group celebrates the 2000 employee milestone in a year marked by change and rebranding.
UK gives landmark statement on cryptoassets
Lawyers welcome UK legal statement on the status of cryptoassets and smart contracts given by the chancellor of the High Court Sir Geoffrey Vos.
Expansion brings up a 'ton 80' for DWF
As DWF targets growth with McDonald Johnson lawyers joining, bringing the DWF headcount in Australia to 180 or a ton 80 as they say in darts.
New year to see new team
Simmons & Simmons due to kick off the new year with new administrative law team in Milan office in the new year.
Ashurst pioneers German investigations
Ground-breaking collaboration with UnitedLex to launch new investigations solution in Germany.
Canada launches domain disputes centre
Canadian organization takes on global domain name disputes citing 350 million domain names world-wide where 'conflicts can arise.'
Linklaters launches digital transformation white papers
Firm collaborates with Microsoft to launch white papers on AI and open banking.
New Paris lead 'already partnered'
Gibson Dunn adds partner to lead employment practice and associate duo in Paris.
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