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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.
Irish law society launches training hybrid
Society says “more options than ever” to qualify as a solicitor with launch of new professional practice course hybrid.
Feeling the lawyerly love in Philly
Two of Philadelphia's oldest and largest law firms are go into merger talks with regional peers to boost national presence.
Norton Rose Fulbright makes artful moves
In two announcements Nortons celebrates in Mexico City and shows delight in Toronto.
Pinsent Masons in data exploration push
Firm partners with the Open Data Institute (ODI) to explore next stage of data trusts to tackle global challenegs such as food waste.
Patented in Seattle
Polsinelli continues its nationwide US intellectual property growth with four new attorneys in Seattle.
Time to ping those hours!
Ping clocks up $13.2M Series A funding in its mission to give lawyers their time back.
Oz sees law firms pulse rate falling
Bank survey shows Australian law firms expect lower profit growth as confidence in current business conditions slips from 85 percent in 2018 to 54 percent in 2019.
Nixon Peabody Boston strong
Firm names co-managing partners to give strong "law form of the future" lead at the firm's Boston office.
BRG opens permanent SA office
Johannesburg hub to focus on economic and financial consulting services relating to disputes, investigations, economic regulation and competition law.
Firm boosts data protection offering in Dublin
Lewis Silkin appointment of partner expands firm's commercial, technology, IP and data protection offering in the European market.
Brexit spurs US firm London opening
US firm Tully Rinckey opens London office in planned UK expansion and 'because of Brexit,' according to report in local news outlet.
Women “tipping the scales”
Report celebrates 51 law firms recognized for “tipping the scales” on women in new partner class.
Ashurst in disruption global reach
Ashurst collaborates with service providers to launch Ashurst Advance Reach with starting offers in UK and Australia.
DAC Beachcroft claims new team
Firm acquires five partner-led team from BLM Scotland to build their claims solutions business.
14 construction arbitrators jailed
Peru judge orders 14 arbitrators to be jailed as part of Odebrecht corruption probe
Property big data drive
Law firm research highlights property owners and investors look to data for the future of property value, but sees bright future for property valuers.
Conduct policies “not fit for purpose”
Firms collaborate to highlight importance of professional ethics and personal conduct and say policies are outdated at many firms.
Arthur Cox prepares for another century
Geoff Moore takes office as new managing partner at Arthur Cox as firm prepares for its centenary year.
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