Behold, a firm with a higher RPL than Slaughter and May
The appearance of O’Neill Patient (ONP), suggests that RPL will become obsolete.
Training contract application questions: tips from the experts
The trials and tribulations of application forms are enough to make any would-be lawyer weep. Ridiculously long forms, unimaginative questions requiring answers demonstrating individuality and prowess in all fields, and online programs with the propensity to crash at any moment can drive you to the brink of insanity. So to help guide you through this […]
How Mills & Reeve pulled off a virtual vac scheme
As the pandemic took hold, the firm’s graduate recruitment team was forced to devise a creative online solution, boiling down two weeks of learning into one
A&O lures back Shearman litigation partner
Allen & Overy (A&O) has strengthened its litigation and investigations group in London by hiring a partner from Shearman & Sterling. Susanna Charlwood is the litigator in question, who rejoins A&O after spending the past seven-and-a-half years at the US outfit. She also spent time at Slaughter and May. Commercial litigation is Charlwood’s area of […]
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Behold, a firm with a higher RPL than Slaughter and May
The appearance of O’Neill Patient (ONP), suggests that RPL will become obsolete.
Training contract application questions: tips from the experts
The trials and tribulations of application forms are enough to make any would-be lawyer weep. Ridiculously long forms, unimaginative questions requiring answers demonstrating individuality and prowess in all fields, and online programs with the propensity to crash at any moment can drive you to the brink of insanity. So to help guide you through this […]
How Mills & Reeve pulled off a virtual vac scheme
As the pandemic took hold, the firm’s graduate recruitment team was forced to devise a creative online solution, boiling down two weeks of learning into one
A&O lures back Shearman litigation partner
Allen & Overy (A&O) has strengthened its litigation and investigations group in London by hiring a partner from Shearman & Sterling. Susanna Charlwood is the litigator in question, who rejoins A&O after spending the past seven-and-a-half years at the US outfit. She also spent time at Slaughter and May. Commercial litigation is Charlwood’s area of […]
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2021 will be Kirkland’s year – again
Kirkland & Ellis and Simpson Thacher are expected to deliver another strong set of results in coming weeks.
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For all of Quinn’s success in London, it’s seriously missing out on IP
The most successful US firm in London in terms of sheer growth is Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan.
Addleshaws seeks to capitalise on PLC work with A&O hire
Addleshaw Goddard has recruited a corporate lawyer from Allen & Overy as its new head of corporate governance, as firms look to advise FTSE clients on matters such as ESG and compliance. A&O counsel Jaya Gupta has joined Addleshaws as a partner in London. She joins Addleshaws to lead its corporate governance team and co-chair its […]
Pinsents calls on consultants in global emissions audit
Pinsent Masons is preparing to unveil targets aimed at reducing its greenhouse gas emissions, after carrying out a global audit of data such as electricity usage and business travel. Consultancy giant WSP was appointed by the firm following a tender exercise last summer and has since carried out a three-month gap analysis across each of […]
CK Hutchison expands group GC team with Clifford Chance hire
Hong Kong-headquartered conglomerate CK Hutchison has expanded its group general counsel ranks with the appointment of Clifford Chance corporate partner Frank Yuen. Yuen has joined CK Hutchison Holdings as a group general counsel and head of compliance, which is a newly-created role. He will work alongside head group general counsel Valentine Tsang and a number […]
Old Vic on lookout for new GC after exit
The Old Vic theatre is searching for a new GC, as Sara van der Pas prepares to leave the arts institution. She joined The Old Vic in October 2019 and will leave this March. She had previously practised at Farrer & Co, where she worked as an interim associate in the firm’s charity and community […]
Enthusiasm for long-term WFH grows at Gateley
Remote working is set to stay at Gateley, with a recent survey at the listed firm revealing that the percentage of staff wanting to work predominantly from home has increased. Against the expectations of CEO Rod Waldie, who anticipated a drop-off, up to 62 per cent of Gateley’s employees would now like to work from […]
Redundancies drive up costs as Knights posts H1 results
A restructuring exercise carried out by listed firm Knights amounted to nearly £3m in the first half of the financial year, while revenue soared after three acquisitions. In its results, Knights said the impact of the restructuring in the cash flow was £2.9m, of which £2.4m related to redundancy costs paid. A number of support […]
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