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By Marialuisa Taddia
Clyde & Co. LLP said Friday that it has launched an in-house consultation over job cuts in its business services departments in the U.K. as the global law firm seeks to overhaul its back-room operations.
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By Laura Stewart Liberty
Over the past week, Charles Russell Speechlys hired Mishcon de Reya's private equity head, Clyde & Co. lost a co...(read more)
By Jamie Lennox
Gender-critical barrister Sarah Phillimore confirmed on Thursday that she is suing Good Law Project founder Joly...(read more)
By Hanna Vioque
A manager at a law firm has been sanctioned for behaving inappropriately with female colleagues at a work conference after a tribunal expressed concerns that he didn't understand why it was wrong to joke about someone's virginity and restrict a wheelchair user's movements.
By Ashish Sareen
Aliter Capital has continued its foray into the legal services market by making "a significant investment" in Clarkslegal LLP, a legal business based in Reading, south-east England.
Latham & Watkins LLP said Thursday that it has hired three partners from Morrison Foerster LLP into its London mergers and acquisitions team, with two of the lawyers rejoining the firm they left 10 years ago.
Freeths LLP has revealed that eight lawyers at the firm have made the grade to become partners in 2026, part of a record-breaking group of 97 people across the business who have progressed to new roles.
By Ronan Barnard
A senior tax barrister accused of cheating HM Revenue and Customs out of nearly £2 million ($2.7 million) genuinely believed he was using a legal tax strategy, his defense counsel told jurors at his criminal trial in London on Thursday.
Octopus Group's estate planning and bereavement support business said Wednesday that it has acquired the private client team of NewLaw Legal Ltd., adding more than 50 legal professionals from the Cardiff-based law firm as it builds out its tech-enabled services.
HF said Wednesday it has hired a team of around 40 lawyers from Rosling King, rescuing dozens of jobs after the law firm entered into administration.
Howard Kennedy said Tuesday that it is concentrating on a handful of core areas where it sees the greatest opportunities for growth, as the firm looks to bounce back after "subdued market conditions" contributed to disappointing performance in its latest financial results.
A London judge threw out on Tuesday a property company's case worth tens of millions of pounds, concluding that the claimants' lawyers at Forsters LLP had failed to properly serve the claim over email to the solicitors of a construction group.
Justice Ben Stephens said Tuesday that he plans to retire from the U.K. Supreme Court in 2027 after serving for six years on the country's highest court.
Traditional equity structures that allow partners to see each other's pay are coming under strain as law firms pursue growth, prompting more firms to consider opaque "black-box" compensation systems that keep partner pay confidential, recruiters and advisers say.
By Christopher Crosby
Reluctance among lawyers to raise the alarm on suspicious clients is hampering the fight against economic crime as companies wrestle with legal and cultural issues that could land them in hot water with regulators.