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Almost third of European companies not gdpr compliant
Thirty percent of European businesses are still not gdpr compliant as some companies revert to old ways, says survey.
Updated: Summit meeting welcomes Ireland's 'AI moment'
The World Legal Summit Dublin to be held August 1, 2019, now with additional sponsorship from Bar of Ireland.
Postcards from the legal edge
California State Bar looks set to push the boundaries of legal practice as it invites public comment on tech task force's regulatory reform options.
HFW in Solomonic judgement
Global disputes law firm announces development partnership with litigation analytics start-up Solomonic.
Firm starts a revolution
Australian-based international firm MinterEllison launches innovative graduate program and welcomes tech-focused legal operations grads.
Cooley's office move reflects ambition
Firm confirms it is heading to 22 Bishopsgate in a 2020 relocation to the City's tallest and most advanced building.
Law Society sends out an SOS
“Save our justice system” Law Society urges new UK prime minister Boris Johnson, as Mr Johnson heads to Buckingham Place to take up the post.
LexisNexis and Knowable in joint venture
LexisNexis says its investment in Knowable underscores the promise and potential of contract data analytics.
A disruptive forty percent
Scale of alternative providers disrupting legal services market highlighted by increased number of corporate users of “captive” providers.
Simmons & Simmons engineers change
Firm acquires legal engineering firm Wavelength, the first regulated legal engineering firm in the world.
McDermott in healthcare acquisition
Integration strengthens client-focused health care consultancy as firm extends firm's health policy and private equity ambitions.
Ince in landmark move
Firm's specialists expands presence in historic Lloyd's building and chief executive lauds onboarding of Gibraltar unit.
EHRC rejects conflict of interest claim over Pinsent Masons partner
Left-wing UK daily newspaper attacks EHRC, citing Pinsent Masons partner who is chairman of watchdog, in Labour Party anti-semitism probe linked to refugee evictions, but firm rejects an old claim.
Mishcon de Reya mulls IPO
According to weekend media reports, the firm is considering a stock market flotation as a way to raise funds for an “ambitious” expansion.
Post-Brexit action heats up in Dublin
As UK prepares for new Prime Minister this week, Scots firm Shepherd and Wedderburn announces new office while Pinsent Masons continues expansion.
Clifford Chance settles on AI solution
Firm selects Elevate's AI platform ContraxSuite to power the firm's new data science lab.
Thomson Reuters clever HighQ move
Acquisition expands offerings and leverages Thomson Reuters channels and customer relationships in legal and regulatory market.
HSF strengthens Jo'burg bench
Herbert Smith Freehills expands South African office with three senior hires and their teams.
LawAdvisor in start-up acquisition
Firm invests in legal automation with acquisition of early-stage consultation startup Kobi.ai from Mills Oakley.
US and IP are target for Eversheds trio
Eversheds Sutherland in US expansion as trio of Foley & Lardner IP partners set sail for San Diego.
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