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Allen & Overy (A&O) is advising the Government of Ras Al Khaimah (RAK), as its former advisers at Dechert prepare to defend themselves from torture allegations made by ex-employees of RAK and its investment authority. The over-arching claim is against Dechert, its former white-collar co-head Neil Gerrard, partner Caroline Black and David Hughes, who moved […]
There is no doubt that the legal landscape has shifted dramatically over the past five years, none more so for in-house lawyers. No longer are law firms the sole external supplier of legal services, but rather consultancies and technology providers continue to edge themselves further into the picture. Unsurprisingly, this has led to the role […]
Goodwin Procter is looking to expand its London footprint in light of a sustained streak of lateral hiring. The US firm is looking for additional floors to complement its existing base at 100 Cheapside, which it is steadily outgrowing. It is understood that Goodwin is relying on the advice of Cushman & Wakefield for the […]
39 Essex Chambers has hired sports law silk Nina Goolamali QC (Call: 1995) from 2 Temple Gardens (2TG). Her departure comes after 26 years spent at her former set, with 39 Essex set to benefit from her extensive sports law and catastrophic personal injury practice. Goolamali, who took silk in 2017, is instructed by Kennedys […]
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Allen & Overy (A&O) is advising the Government of Ras Al Khaimah (RAK), as its former advisers at Dechert prepare to defend themselves from torture allegations made by ex-employees of RAK and its investment authority. The over-arching claim is against Dechert, its former white-collar co-head Neil Gerrard, partner Caroline Black and David Hughes, who moved […]
There is no doubt that the legal landscape has shifted dramatically over the past five years, none more so for in-house lawyers. No longer are law firms the sole external supplier of legal services, but rather consultancies and technology providers continue to edge themselves further into the picture. Unsurprisingly, this has led to the role […]
Goodwin Procter is looking to expand its London footprint in light of a sustained streak of lateral hiring. The US firm is looking for additional floors to complement its existing base at 100 Cheapside, which it is steadily outgrowing. It is understood that Goodwin is relying on the advice of Cushman & Wakefield for the […]
39 Essex Chambers has hired sports law silk Nina Goolamali QC (Call: 1995) from 2 Temple Gardens (2TG). Her departure comes after 26 years spent at her former set, with 39 Essex set to benefit from her extensive sports law and catastrophic personal injury practice. Goolamali, who took silk in 2017, is instructed by Kennedys […]
Three US firms boosted their UK revenue by more than 30 per cent during 2020, The Lawyer can reveal, as the total turnover generated by the 50 largest US firms rose by 10 per cent, from $6.04bn to $6.67bn. Overall, 23 US firms posted a UK revenue increase in excess of 10 per cent while […]
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Scottish firm Brodies has increased its revenue by just shy of 20 per cent, reaching a new high of £98.5m. As such it is the largest of the independent Scottish firms remaining, with the likes of Burness Paull and Shepherd & Wedderburn yet to report. Many others such as Simpson & Marwick, Maclay Murray & […]
Herbert Smith Freehills is increasing the base rate of its newly-qualified lawyer salaries, having last upped pay for its junior lawyers in December. The firm will be increasing its London NQ base salary to £120,000, plus bonus, effective from today. The firm had increased these salaries back in December to £105,000. Alison Brown, executive partner, […]
Pinsent Masons is launching an office in Luxembourg after the acquisition of one of the country’s local firms. From today Pinsents is taking over Wildgen’s office, adding seven partners to the firm and 16 lawyers in the office. The office will be headed by partner, Michel Bulach. This brings the total number of Pinsents’ Continental […]
Today marks the official launch date of Clyde & Co’s merger with insurance firm and competitor BLM, a move that will transform the legal insurance market. It comes just over three months since partners from both firms voted the mega-deal through in March, after two years of covert discussions. Here are three graphs breaking down […]
Freeths is to supervise the design and implementation of a UK Government compensation scheme aimed at the original Post Office scandal victims. The national firm has been appointed by the Government to act on behalf of over 500 sub-postmasters who brought the landmark civil group action against the Post Office. Until earlier this year, this […]
