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March 05, 2026
Ropes & Gray Hires PE Pro From Clifford Chance In London
Ropes & Gray LLP has hired a private equity lawyer from Clifford Chance LLP as it seeks to expand its private capital services in Europe.
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March 05, 2026
Willkie Hires Ex-Clifford Chance UK Competition Chief
Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP said Thursday that it has hired a former competition leader at Jones Day and Clifford Chance for its office in London.
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February 25, 2026
Seladore Legal Hires Disputes Lawyer From Milbank
Seladore Legal has tapped a lawyer from Milbank LLP with expertise in energy and infrastructure matters to join the partnership at the London-headquartered firm that focuses on complex disputes, saying the new partner will strengthen its international arbitration practice.
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February 25, 2026
Pinsent Masons Launches Shortened Overseas Secondments
Pinsent Masons said Wednesday it has introduced two shortened global secondment programs to boost collaboration across its 29 offices around the world.
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February 25, 2026
SQE2 Pass Rate Climbs Slightly To 78% In Latest Results
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has said that 78% of students who took the second part of the solicitors qualifying examination passed in the latest sitting — a 2% increase on the previous round.
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February 25, 2026
Law Society Fights To Uphold Mazur Litigation Rights Ruling
The professional body for solicitors told an appeals court on Wednesday that the law governing lawyers' practices would be "circumvented" if it overturns a ruling that legal executives, trainees and paralegals cannot conduct litigation, even when being supervised.
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February 25, 2026
Judge Rebukes Solicitors For Using AI To Cite Fake Cases
A London tribunal has reprimanded two lawyers for using artificial intelligence to draft documents littered with errors, warning that hallucinated citations send judges on a "fool's errand" of searching for cases that don't exist.
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February 25, 2026
Eversheds Sutherland Hires New GC From Pinsent Masons
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP said Wednesday that it has hired a new general counsel from Pinsent Masons LLP as its long-time legal chief retires.
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February 24, 2026
Mishcon Denies It Was Negligent In Administration Row
Mishcon de Reya LLP has denied acting negligently when it advised two former directors of a brand development business to place the holding company and its U.K. arm into administration.
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February 24, 2026
Anthropic Makes Legal Inroads With 4 New Partnerships
The artificial intelligence research company Anthropic released new integrations across multiple enterprise software platforms Tuesday, including new partnerships with four legal technology companies.
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February 24, 2026
Legal AI Co. LawFairy Gains SRA Authorization
LawFairy Ltd., which provides intelligence services to legal professionals and businesses, announced Monday that it's gained approval by the Solicitors Regulation Authority to operate as a law firm in England and Wales under a separate entity.
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February 24, 2026
Paul Hastings' Revenue In London Surges To $272M
Paul Hastings LLP said Tuesday that its office in London has seen its revenue soar by a quarter to more than $270 million against the backdrop of high partner turnover.
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February 24, 2026
Knights To Relocate To New Office In Nottingham City Center
Knights said Tuesday that it will relocate to a new office in the center of Nottingham in June, as the firm looks to build on recent growth and expand its presence across the East Midlands.
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February 24, 2026
EU Moves Closer To Appointing New Chief Prosecutor
Senior members of the European Parliament have backed a veteran German prosecutor to be the next head of the European Public Prosecutor's Office, the bloc has said.
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February 24, 2026
Leveson Warns Justice System Faces Disaster Without AI
Prosecutors face "disaster" if they cannot get to grips with using artificial intelligence to process and review the mountain of digital material in increasingly complex criminal cases, former senior judge Brian Leveson warned on Tuesday.
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February 24, 2026
UK Tees Up Courts Legislation With Limits On Jury Trials
The government is expected to introduce legislation curtailing the right to jury trials — including for serious and complex fraud — on Wednesday as part of a sweeping package of reforms designed to modernize the criminal justice system.
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February 24, 2026
Latham Promotes 22 Counsel To Partner Worldwide
Latham & Watkins LLP has elevated 22 counsel in its offices in the U.S. and Europe to its partnership.
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February 23, 2026
Gov't Gives Criminal Courts Extra £247M To Tackle Backlog
Criminal courts in England and Wales will be handed an extra £247 million ($333 million) to operate at "maximum capacity" in 2027, to help cut backlogs and speed up the justice system, the government said Tuesday.
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February 23, 2026
Pinsent Masons Partners With Legora For Legal AI Tool
Pinsent Masons LLP announced Monday it has entered into a firmwide strategic partnership with Legora as the firm looks to give its lawyers a boost with artificial intelligence.
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March 02, 2026
Paul Hastings Hires M&A Partner From Slaughter And May
A senior M&A partner is leaving Slaughter and May after more than two decades to join Paul Hastings LLP in London, the firm's latest lateral hire in the U.K. capital.
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February 23, 2026
Harvey Inks Deal To Integrate Privilege Protection Into AI
Legal tech platform Harvey said Monday that it has signed a deal with risk management software provider Intapp to integrate privilege protection guardrails into its technology as an increasing number of law firms embed artificial intelligence into their workflows.
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February 23, 2026
Clifford Chance To Retain 76% Of New Lawyers In March
Clifford Chance LLP said Monday that 76% of trainees who qualify in its London office this spring will remain at the firm to progress their careers.
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February 23, 2026
Law 'In A Real Mess' If Mazur Ruling Upheld, CILEX Tells Court
The professional body for legal executives told a London appeals court on Monday that the "law is in a real mess" if it upholds a surprise ruling that legal executives, trainees and paralegals cannot conduct litigation, even under supervision.
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February 23, 2026
CMA Names Ex-Amazon Executive As Permanent Chair
The Competition and Markets Authority named a former Amazon executive on Monday as its preferred candidate to serve a full five-year term as the watchdog's chair.
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February 20, 2026
Fate Of Legal Service Models Rests On CILEX's Mazur Appeal
The Court of Appeal will consider on Monday a challenge to a landmark ruling that restricts the conduct of litigation to authorized individuals, a case that has serious implications for the sector's long-standing business model for legal services.
Expert Analysis
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So You Want To Write A Guest Article?
If your New Year's resolution is to spend more time writing, here's everything you need to know to pitch guest article ideas to Law360.
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PR Perspectives: Taking Stock Of 2023, Preparing For 2024
As law firms and PR teams review their 2023 external communications output, it is a good moment to consider how to maintain a perfect profile in order to enhance, protect and advance a firm's reputation for the coming year, says Louise Beeson at Bell Yard Communications.
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PR Perspectives: How To Communicate A Law Firm Merger
Recent data shows a significant increase in law firm mergers and acquisitions in the U.K., and to ensure the deal goes without a hitch, both internal and external communications need to be carefully planned so that appropriate messaging aligns with the objectives of the deal, says Belinda Lewis at Birketts.
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Why Law Firms Should Heed Calls To Put ESG Over Profit
According to Deloitte’s recent survey, the majority of Gen Z and millennials remain unimpressed with businesses’ societal impact, and junior lawyers in particular are increasingly expecting the legal profession to shift to a business model that prioritizes sustainability above profitability, says Dana Denis-Smith at Obelisk Support.
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PR Perspectives: What Not To Do In Legal Public Relations
There is a wealth of advice about how to publicize a law firm, but what not to do is just as important, and ignoring a target audience, communicating without a strategy, or misusing social media are potentially risky and reputation-damaging practices, says Steve Rudaini at MD Communications.
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A Diverse Workforce Can Help Close The Legal Talent Gap
Recent reports from professional firms reveal that a diverse workforce is likely to close the talent gap and achieve better business outcomes, and for law firms, this needs to start with routes into the profession in order to make a real change, says Jody Tranter at Barbri.
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Navigating The Novel Challenges Facing The Legal Profession
The increasing prominence of ESG and AI have transformed the legal landscape and represent new opportunities for lawyers, but with evolving regulations and the ever-expanding reach of the Solicitors Regulation Authority, law firms should ensure that they have appropriate policies in place to adapt to these challenges, say Scott Ashby and Aimee Talbot at RPC.
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Key Lessons From The SRA's 2023 AML Report
The Solicitors Regulation Authority’s recent anti-money laundering report conducted supervisory activities that revealed a variety of breaches, and with an increasingly regulated landscape, lawyers can play an important part in preventing criminal activity by taking responsibility for ensuring compliance, says Harriet Holmes at Thirdfort.
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How The Legal Sector Can Enhance Its Data Resilience
In view of the U.K. National Cyber Security Centre’s recent report shedding light on the legal sector’s increased vulnerability to cyberattacks, law firms need not only establish robust defenses, but also to redefine their approach to data security by fostering a culture of continuous learning, adaptability and vigilance, says Katie McCullough at Panzura.
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Building Strong Relationships At All Stages Of A Legal Career
Whether a junior attorney seeks to lay the foundation for a path to partnership, or a seasoned practitioner aims to leverage an extensive network, the road to legal industry success often involves cultivating sincere relationships, say Kathleen Hilton and Megan Senese at Stage.
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How Mentoring Can Increase Black Representation In Law
U.K. Black History Month is a good time to look at the importance of Black representation in the legal profession, and how mentorship can make a big difference in empowering Black lawyers, including by offering career coaching and building valuable relationships, says Christianah Babajide at Keating Chambers.
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Socioeconomic Data Shows Diversity Needed In Legal Sector
U.K. solicitors come from the highest socioeconomic backgrounds compared with the wider workforce, and with the case for a greater focus on diversity and inclusion stronger in law than in any other sector, now is the time to challenge the status quo decisions that affect equality and representation, says Nik Miller at the Bridge Group.
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PR Perspectives: When Law Firms Offer PR Services
The news of libel law firm Schillings setting up its own public relations firm illustrates the equal importance of both lawyers and PR professionals in managing the reputations of businesses and individuals effectively, especially in the evolving media landscape, says Gus Sellitto at Byfield Consultancy.
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Building A Global Law Firm Fit For The Future
As the world faces immense changes across economic, environmental, political and social spheres, leaders in BigLaw are in a position to help address global challenges, while also transforming their business models to respond to historic shifts in the nature of legal work, says Duncan Weston at CMS.
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PR Perspectives: Must-Have Tips For Lawyers Writing Articles
There are many benefits for lawyers in getting their articles, opinions and insights published in the media, and although writing about a topic can be easy, getting it published is tricky, says Steve Rudaini at MD Communications.