The man who ran Ince has landed at a turbulent firm that has itself been in administration following external investment. What next for Adrian Biles at his new project, Child & Child? Is he really the man to calm the waters?
How a legal team took on the might of the Post Office to put right one of the biggest miscarriages of justice the UK has ever seen
Seven in-house lawyers express their gratitude to external advisers for helping them through the pandemic, while giving pointers on how to move forward.
We meet the legal professionals who have taken a leap into the future of finance, travelling from private practice into a world where there are fortunes to be made but also regulatory mountains to be climbed
Meet the class of 2021: Becoming a QC is a huge achievement for the individuals concerned, but the lack of Black people at this level should be a pressing concern for the Bar
Clyde & Co is now searching for its next senior partner, as Peter Hirst became the third leader in a row to stand down early. A firm that was previously famed for leadership stability has some internal issues to solve.
This year, the courts play host to a series of long-running financial and competition cases, while it looks like UK Government lawyers will be extremely busy.
A year which began on a positive note for most firms turned into one plagued by uncertainty, as society at large coped with the biggest upheaval since the Second World War
The overnight shift to remote working during lockdown has shaken up attitudes to the traditional commute forever, while raising fears over childcare assistance and career development, our major industry-wide survey reveals
China dominates at a time of political and economic uncertainty, with Covid-19 set to have a profound effect moving forward
Why tensions between the US and China are worse news to China’s elite firms than the current pandemic
New security laws and a US-China trade war mean Western players will have to change the way their do business to compete with the PRC heavyweights