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Do you speak crypto?
Latham & Watkins won't help you speak Klingon, but their new initiative “The Book of Jargon” helps navigate the world of cryptocurrency and blockchain.
Law firm mergers continue “unabated”
A busy start to the year as 27 law firm combinations announced in first quarter of 2019, according to merger report.
Linklaters repeats reverse mentoring program
Firm launches a second round of reverse mentoring following successful pilot with 34 pairings globally.
NZ law firm alliance targets public policy
MinterEllisonRuddWatts announces strategic partnership with Iron Duke Partners to tap into growing demand for client global policy approaches.
Alibaba on global mission to lead in IP protection
Alibaba aims to be global leader in IP protection, its president Mike Evans tells the Luxury Law Summit in London today.
Norton Rose takes another hit in Latin America
The firm is closing Bogota office two months after losing team in Venezuela, as focus turns to growth in Brazil and Mexico.
London Law Firm celebrates LTC4 certification successes
Seddons announces firm's lawyers and support staff certified by LTC4 in both the security and managing documents & E-Mail core competencies.
New AI trademark tool a boon for lawyers
Timely WIPO launch announcement of state-of-the-art AI-Based image search tool for brands as lawyers gather for Luxury Law 2019 tomorrow to talk AI and trademarks.
UK legal innovation 'in a strange place'
ICLR R&D head gives context to launch of ICLR&D, an innovative legal information lab for open research and development utilising ICLR's historic banks of case law data.
Cuatrecasas posts largest growth of the decade
Iberian firm celebrates 12 per cent growth in largest revenue increase in past decade, says innovation is mainstay of its success strategy.
A&O reaches new milestone with Fuse 3
Allen & Overy introduces the Fuse cohort 3 in a another milestone since Fuse launch in 2017.
Toxic timber trade not so 'eco-friendly'
Environmental agency reports on illicit destruction of Africa's forests and contamination of the US timber Market.
Herbert Smith Freehills inspires disability confidence
Law firm joins business leaders and employees with range of disabilities to discuss creating culture of inclusion and delivering better experiences.
Benefits, celebrations and reprimands - law in transition
Linklaters enhances employee medical benefits to include gender reassignment, Dentons throws a party, and unnamed firm's lawyers reprimanded.
Staying awake for AI
Paul Hastings launches artificial Intelligence practice group, bringing in a broad team of legal experts.
Clifford Chance opts for iManage
After an 18-month evaluation, Clifford Chance selects iManage as global document, email management and collaboration platform
SEC makes it nine in a row with Merrill Lynch
Merrill Lynch ordered to pay over $8 million for improper handling of ADRs, as SEC puts spotlight on foreign investor compliance and abuse.
IMO to tackle fraudulent vessel registrations
The IMO legal committee convenes in London tomorrow for two days to tackle fraudulent vessel registrations and rogue national flag registries.
Madrid inaugurates co-working centre
New initiative offers lawyers co-working space and mediation facilities in the heart of Madrid's judicial quarter at low cost.
Arthur Cox gets first woman chair
On the eve of Irish firm's centenary Arthur Cox, which turns 100 next year, appoints first woman chair.
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