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HFW takes on Ince team
Firm launches Monaco office with hire of Ince team.
MHC in diversity initiative launch
Law student diversity initiative launched by University College Dublin (UCD) in partnership with Dublin law firm Mason Hayes & Curran.
Report reveals legal skills blind spot
Research reveals “fundamental disconnect” between skills set ideals and reality among solicitors.
Clydes team jump ship
As London International Shipping Week kicks off news comes in that a Clyde & Co shipping team is disembarking to set up a their own boutique firm.
Turbulent times for luxury companies
Luxury fashion brands are facing turbulent times in the face of continuing trade disputes, recent changes in the international tax landscapes and the ongoing disruption from technology.
BCLP agrees renewable energy partnership
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner partners with Zeigo to create online resource for renewable energy buyers.
Spanish firm creates legaltech alliance
Urraza, Mendieta & Asociados agrees Visualiza Legal alliance, while tech firm sets up new educational collaboration.
Linklaters mourns equity partner
Fatal cycling accident takes the life of a 20-year Linklaters' veteran.
Kennedys gets Portuguese boost
Firm grows presence in Portugal with merger of Lisbon boutique firm.
Linklaters has designs on contracts
Firm turns to good design principles to create digital training contract offer letter in first step to redesign legal documents.
Former commissioner waltzes into Baker McKenzie
Former head of public takeover commission in Austria steps into Baker McKenzie role.
What Dechert did in its Summer hols
Firm says it has wrapped up the Summer with “blockbuster” set of financial services M&A deals.
Dentons in LatAm combinations
Dentons lays claim to being the “first truly Pan-Latin American and Caribbean firm in the history of the legal profession."
DLA Piper boosts Irish expansion
Firm appoints four new partners and three legal directors to expand recently-opened Dublin office, with more to come.
New Scottish scales of justice
Shepherd and Wedderburn supports launch of Strathclyde Centre for Antitrust Law and Empirical Study (SCALES).
Amsterdam moves reflect disruption
Greenberg Traurig says it is continuing strategic growth amid global disruption with new hires in Amsterdam expansion.
The day after the night before
Day after A&O and O'Melveny & Myers part company, managing partner heads off to rival Gibson Dunn.
A&O combo off the menu
Too long in the cooking, firm issues formal statement on ending of US merger talks with O'Melveny & Myers despite “compelling synergies.”
Law firms expand life sciences capabilities
Pinsent Masons and Reed Smith appoint new London partners in their respective expanding Life Sciences teams.
Globalised IP litigation “skyrockets”
MoFo Study finds IP litigation increases in complexity, riskiness and international scope as spend skyrockets, nearly doubling in 15 years.
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