Tomorrowland: What you need to know about your future
The author of ‘Tomorrowland’ Bruce MacEwen and Sir Nigel Knowles discuss the impact of AI, how to beat the curse of middle management, and the chronic issue of “law firm sclerosis”.
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The author of ‘Tomorrowland’ Bruce MacEwen and Sir Nigel Knowles discuss the impact of AI, how to beat the curse of middle management, and the chronic issue of “law firm sclerosis”.
Covington & Burling has hired a four-partner team from Chadbourne & Parke, with new office openings in Dubai and Johannesburg.
The move spells the end of the road for the Graduate Diploma in Law and Legal Practice Course.
Clifford Chance has made up 24 new partners across the world, with the bulk of the promotions coming from Continental Europe.
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Register nowInternational law firm Gowling WLG has advised client Cairngorm Capital Partners LLP (Cairngorm Capital) on the acquisition of M J Wilson Group Limited (MJ Wilson), the leading independent UK distributor of process instrumentation and control products. The transaction was led by Corporate, Finance and Tax partner Ian Piggin, Jade MacDonald and Stephen Bowman with support […]
By Ian Chapman-Curry Key Points Calculating pension loss can be complex, especially where the employee was in a defined benefit pension scheme. The Employment Tribunal service published a 2003 guidance note which suggested two methods for approximating pension loss without the need for actuarial advice, but this guidance has now been withdrawn. During April and […]
On 7 March 2016, Gowling WLG was pleased to host its first ministerial roundtable on mining. The event was chaired by the Honourable Michael Gravelle, Ontario’s minister of northern development and mines, who was joined by mining ministers from Sierra Leone, Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa and Sudan. Moderators for the event included Gowling WLG’s Avril Cole and […]
The author of ‘Tomorrowland’ Bruce MacEwen and Sir Nigel Knowles discuss the impact of AI, how to beat the curse of middle management, and the chronic issue of “law firm sclerosis”.
Covington & Burling has hired a four-partner team from Chadbourne & Parke, with new office openings in Dubai and Johannesburg.
The move spells the end of the road for the Graduate Diploma in Law and Legal Practice Course.
Clifford Chance has made up 24 new partners across the world, with the bulk of the promotions coming from Continental Europe.
Allen & Overy’s bet to dominate in IP litigation is outlined in the cover feature of The Lawyer’s first-ever monthly edition, which coalesces reporting, insight and data around the core idea of ambition.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is investigating whether a formal inquiry should be launched into Dentons’ handling of a discrimination case.
Clifford Chance global head of corporate Guy Norman has been reappointed to a second term in the role, effective from 1 May.
Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) and Sullivan & Cromwell have teamed up to advise FTSE 250 engineering company Weir on its billion-dollar acquisition of US provider Esco.
Clyde & Co has made up 12 associates to equity partner, swelling the firm’s partnership numbers to over 400 for the first time in its history.
Exclusive research conducted by The Lawyer has revealed the most common names for male and female partners in the UK’s largest firms.
Allen & Overy (A&O) has developed a new online platform in the wake of impending derivatives regulations.
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