City law firms could witness ‘100% overnight increase’ in business rates
Some City law firms could see an overnight increase in their business rates bills of more than 100 per cent come April. 16 Feb: Freshfields signs £16.5m lease on new City HQ
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Some City law firms could see an overnight increase in their business rates bills of more than 100 per cent come April. 16 Feb: Freshfields signs £16.5m lease on new City HQ
Serle Court Chambers has lured back commercial silk Jonathan Adkin QC from Fountain Court Chambers, just seven months after he left the New Square set.
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Some City law firms could see an overnight increase in their business rates bills of more than 100 per cent come April. 16 Feb: Freshfields signs £16.5m lease on new City HQ
Serle Court Chambers has lured back commercial silk Jonathan Adkin QC from Fountain Court Chambers, just seven months after he left the New Square set.
While the Middle East has in general seen a period of great growth, with law firms responding with new offices and increased local man-power in a bid to expand their client reach, certain regions such as Qatar have experienced a more complicated and turbulent few years.
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Bevan Brittan has handed out a 3 per cent pay rise to all its employees alongside an additional 3 per cent ‘thank-you bonus’ to be applied to the last six months and paid now. The firm had previously postponed its September 2020 annual pay review due to uncertain economic conditions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. […]
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Covington & Burling’s London revenue increased by 12 per cent last year, as global turnover also saw double-digit growth. This is after the firm’s City growth was static in 2019, decreasing by 0.1 per cent. In 2020, the firm’s revenue in its London offering leapt to $113.6m from $101.2m. In 2015, the firm’s London turnover […]