New UK 200 data shows early signs of momentous change at UK legal offices, as firms seek out real estate strategies that ease the pressure of soaring rents, promote flexible working and attract high-quality staff and clients
It’s UK 200 time, but this year there’s a difference. Several differences, in fact.
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This week’s top briefings writers from TheLawyer.com cover the regulatory and competition sectors, including how philanthropic fundraising through crowdfunding can clash with insurance claims, new UK public procurement rules, and Ukraine sanctions law.
Move of the week Pattie Walsh has joined Bird & Bird as a partner in its global employment group. Walsh was previously DLA Piper’s head of employment law for Asia-Pacific, a role she also held at Minter Ellison between 2005 and 2009. She is currently based in London but will be permanently based in Hong […]
In 2010 Allen & Overy (A&O) securitisation partner Angela Clist was credited with leading a landmark bond deal that restored confidence in the market after the recession. Five years on, she is still working on market firsts.
Angola and Mozambique are developing fast in a variety of practice areas and industry sectors, as Asian investors set the pace.
Those offering pro bono services can flourish in the new climate if they change.
Italian firms, not content with just servicing their homegrown clients, have decided to stake out new territory in China, London and New York.
A merger requiring 1,200 pages of shareholder information in 19 iterations is something Amec Foster Wheeler GC Alison Yapp takes in her stride.
GC James Jordan on the importance of client ‘kudos’, and how firms should go about being picked for a place on housebuilder Taylor Wimpey’s panel.