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Dentons on best behaviour
Dentons Launches its new NextTalent, programme to bring behavioural science research and innovation into the firm's talent management.
Suit alleges law firm's minority lawyers used as 'diversity props'
Black lawyer tells her story in law suit and calls southern US firm's 'trailblazer' diversity commitment 'blatant lies' and a false façade.'
Historic days for Irish supreme court
GLP is on the ground in Galway to mark historic three-day visit by Irish supreme court in trend of supreme courts getting closer to the people, while UK supreme court to head to Wales.
Everything old is new again
'New' luxury will meet the vintage revolution at the 7th Luxury Law London Summit next month, and also look at the secondary market.
Clifford Chance offers new flexible choice
Clifford Chance launches 'Clifford Chance Choice' in a new flexible approach to work for lawyers.
Bar training regime reforms but Inns retain role
LSB approves BSB proposals for training barristers in England & Wales but criticism means the Inns retain their 'fundamental role.'
Luxury law to focus on trade as 'royal' brands hit the rocks
With royal faves LK Bennett and Anya Hindmarch hitting the rocks, trade disruption comes under the spotlight at Luxury Law Summit 2019 in London.
No artful dodge for UK National Gallery at gig tribunal
Employment tribunal in UK find for 27 claimants in case concerning the rights of workers at National Gallery.
Mandatory arbitration gets googled
Google workers support proposed US laws to curb mandatory arbitration, as lawmaker says he wants to guarantee individuals their day in court.
Some law firm diversity initiatives are counter-productive
Project investigating the effectiveness of diversity initiatives used by law firms reveals mixed results, suggest some may be counter-productive.
Luxury lawyers will be in seventh heaven
Business leaders, designers and leading counsel for the luxury sector gear up for the 7th Annual Luxury Law Summit next month.
Three law firms back Nivaura for growth
Allen & Overy's Fuse cohort member raises $20m from a number of prominent partners, including fellow law firms Linklaters and Orrick.
High profile changes at Freshfields
Finance and regulation see top CFIUS official join in high profile US move, while global financial investors group sees leadership changes in Europe.
Slaughter and May in collaboration launch
In a legal tech first, firm brings major clients together to launch programme to benefit clients and entrepreneurs.
South Africa creates tribunal to recover corruption monies
Tribunal of eight justices will fast-track recovery and ensure accountability says South African President.
Canada's chief justice in pro bono call
The Supreme Court of Canada chief justice emphasizes importance of pro bono work in signature speech.
UK Legal Services gets upbeat forecast
UK legal services market revenue tops £35bn while annual growth exceeds 5 per cent forecast amid growing practitioner confidence.
Fintech impact and regulatory change challenge financial services
Law firm report finds digital transformation, regulatory compliance weigh heavily on financial services and legal executives.
Holland & Knight grabs six-lawyer team
Firm expands New York real estate practice as it picks up six-lawyer team from Haynes and Boone.
Dentons Lisbon-bound?
Dentons is believed to have been in talks with a number of law firms in Portugal, eyeing a possible new office in Lisbon.
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