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Cryptocurrency fees raises the alarm
Firm accepts bitcoin while advocacy groups and lawyers raise concerns of criminality and ethics, but they are not the first.
Saudi launches human rights database initiative
As Saudi Aramco prepares Riyadh IPO, the Kingdom launches database initiative to monitor implementation of international law mechanisms.
Nishimura & Asahi in Thai combo
Tokyo-based firm confirms it has purchased all outstanding shares in SCL Thailand's SCL Group to create new Thai powerhouse.
Eversheds taps Simmons hire to build platform
Eversheds Sutherland appoints city corporate M&A partner to grow upper mid-market platform.
Allen & Overy get new Luxembourg space
La Porte de l'Europe welcomes Allen & Overy as firm opens up new space in Luxembourg,
Reed Smith lays claim to first ABS license
Laying claim to "first" international law firm to get licence, firm says regulatory approval enables broader client services, attracts top talent and is more agile.
Former law society president in big 4 move
In surprise move Christina Blacklaws has been appointed as legal services ambassador at Big Four accountancy KPMG.
Hogan Lovells creates crisis team
Firm launches crisis leadership team to help clients lead through today's complex environment and offer new kind of support when emergencies arise.
Hogan Lovells in Jo'burg relaunch
After six years in South Africa, global law firm Hogan Lovells has launched its new fully-integrated office in Johannesburg.
Clifford Chance in robotic pilot
Firm launches pilot and training with plan in place to expand across Asia Pacific and create fully-functional legal bots.
Pinsent Masons makes “natural choice”
Firm appoints new head of Middle East region who is active on gender diversity issues and a “natural choice” to drive business in the region.
Training and client needs under the spotlight
Disruption came to the fore at the ITechLaw Dublin conference, with experts highlighting the need for change from legal education and why clients don't want lawyers writing code.
Andersen Global expands legal reach in Central America
Andersen Global collaboration agreement with Central American legal firm expands presence in the region to eight additional locations.
Disputes specialist makes a return
Clyde & Co secures a strategic partner hire in Shanghai as it welcomes back disputes lawyer.
AI study kicks off lawtech gathering
ITechLaw kicks off Dublin conference with a call for comment on AI framework, as authors highlight attempt to synthesise a number of national efforts globally.
MinterEllison sets its clock for 2025
Australian firm's results may paint a rosy picture with a 11.6 percent revenue rise, but its top lawyer looks towards 2025 and redefining the firm.
Law school gets £5.6m legaltech boost
Swansea University and the Welsh Government announce £5.6 million investment in LegalTech and access to justice, including cyberterrorism research.
High calibre team
A quartet of financial regulation and enforcement partners joins Baker McKenzie.
Two-decade campaign pays off
After 20 years of campaigning, Law Society of Ireland welcomes availability of limited liability partnerships for solicitors.
Boston firm embraces disruption
Nixon Peabody's new chief marketing and growth officer brings innovative, technology-focused approach.
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