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Dentons signals Central America expansion
Following African expansion last week, Dentons signals combination in Honduras to strengthen firm's offering in Latin America and the Caribbean.
China ready for Singapore lawyers
Singapore Ministry of Law launches training scheme to ready lawyers for working with China and meet the island state's business needs.
IBA attacks Saudi beheadings
Saudi Arabia is flouting international law with surge in beheadings, says IBA report which highlights record rate of execution in the kingdom.
Britain's legal sector braces for £3.5bn Brexit shock no-deal slump
The UK is set for a significant slowdown in event of no deal Brexit, according to the Law Society.
PLMJ lawyers depart for rival
Team moves round the top table of Portugese legal firms as PLMJ lawyers leave for Lisbon rival Abreu Advogados.
Hogan Lovells restructures in South Africa
After a six-year relationship, Hogan Lovells is restructuring its legal practice in South Africa following a strategic review of its business in the country.
Simmons & Simmons expands in Germany
Addition to Frankfurt office reflects strong client demand in employment and labour services.
NRF insurance team heads over to DACB
Firm acquires partner-led insurance team from Norton Rose Fulbright in London as pivotal move in expanding global business.
Eversheds Sutherland's essential app
Firm launches BDCESSENTIALS mobile app.
Holland & Knight in pro bono hack
Firm sponsors creation of a new Miami chapter of Legal Hackers, a pro bono group at the intersection of law and tech.
Dentons powers up with NZ combo
Firm to combine with a leading firm in New Zealand to create Australasia powerhouse, and biggest global firm in NZ “on day one.”
DAC Beachcroft makes insurance claim
The firm's counter fraud specialists predict 'explosion' in fraudulent vehicle accident damage claims.
Fans show Ronaldo a red card
Not tax charges or rape allegations this time, but angry fans seeking a lawsuit after he stays on the bench in South Korea friendly.
Diligen speeds up contract reviews
Toronto company releases Prodigy, a new machine learning-based self-training system.
“Bottoms up” for Clyde & Co innovation
Firm to use innovative visual search tool in development of machine learning projects.
Nexus Law takes flight in Sydney move
NewLaw firm expands commercial law footprint as new headquarters opens in Sydney.
Law and ethics Africa teaching initiative
Global firm White & Case joined with law schools to run a week of legal ethics programs and events in Rwanda.
Pinsent Mason lets the genie out
Pinsent Masons announces AI pilot to provide novel insights to clients using machine learning.
US courts diversity problem
Minority groups and women underrepresented on US state supreme courts, as report suggests judicial elections lack of diversity threatens legitimacy.
Cooley aims for Singapore with new hire
Firm in expansion mode with plans for fourth office in Asia.
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