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Clarke Willmott has become the first UK firm to advise its lawyers and staff not to comply with US border staff who request access to their social media accounts and phone contacts lists.
The Supreme Court has this morning by a majority of eight to three dismissed the Secretary of State’s appeal over whether Article 50 can be lawfully triggered without a vote by Parliament.
King & Wood Mallesons LLP will finally file for administration today.
KWM EUME managing partner Tim Bednall has told all staff in an internal memo this afternoon that the firm will no longer be able to pay any salaries at all.
King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) has told lawyers and staff they will be paid in January but salaries cannot be guaranteed beyond then, The Lawyer has learned.
The Law Society of Ireland has revealed it has admitted a record 810 English qualified solicitors to the roll by this year as leading UK firms rush to secure a second jurisdiction for their lawyers in the wake of the Brexit vote.
Partners, fee-earners and staff – including secretaries and post-room staff – at King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) are mentally preparing for a second meeting this afternoon where they will undoubtedly be told that “Christmas is going to be tight”, said an insider.
King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) has failed to complete its recapitalisation plan.
Rumours of London’s death as an arbitration centre since the Brexit vote have been greatly exaggerated – but there are pretenders to the city’s crown.
The UK Government has been defeated in the landmark Brexit High Court challenge over whether Article 50 can lawfully be triggered without a vote by Parliament.
Norton Rose Fulbright was hit by a personal injury lawsuit by one of its own London associates earlier this year, The Lawyer can reveal.
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