Iberian firm Garrigues has become the first Continental European firm to break through the €350m (£307m) turnover barrier, holding its place as the largest independent firm in The Lawyer European 100. Garrigues posted a 2.2 per cent rise in revenue last year to push total income to €357.1m, keeping it comfortably ahead of French firm […]
Iberian giant Garrigues has seen its revenue rise above the €350m mark for the first time, cementing its position as the highest earning firm in Europe.
Kirkland and Latham top the US 50 law firms in London table with considerable revenue growth.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is likely to launch an inquiry into a complaint over Clifford Chance’s investigation into the Royal Bank of Scotland’s (RBS) treatment of small companies in 2014.
Iberian firm Garrigues has become the first Continental European firm to break through the €350m (£307m) turnover barrier, holding its place as the largest independent firm in The Lawyer European 100. Garrigues posted a 2.2 per cent rise in revenue last year to push total income to €357.1m, keeping it comfortably ahead of French firm […]
Iberian giant Garrigues has seen its revenue rise above the €350m mark for the first time, cementing its position as the highest earning firm in Europe.
Kirkland and Latham top the US 50 law firms in London table with considerable revenue growth.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is likely to launch an inquiry into a complaint over Clifford Chance’s investigation into the Royal Bank of Scotland’s (RBS) treatment of small companies in 2014.
The Crown Commercial Service (CCS) has kickstarted the tender process for a new £320m roster, inviting firms to bid for a place to provide commercial legal services to the UK public sector. The CCS opened the tender for the Wider Public Sector Legal Services (which was previously called Legal Services Marketplace) last October. It announced a five […]
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World Cup of Chambers The final is entering its last few hours – there’s still time to vote here. Below are a few of the lengths that finalists St John’s Buildings and Pump Court Chambers have gone to in order to win your vote, plus a few of our other favourite Tweets from the final. […]
Firms’ post-pandemic visions are already diverging “We won’t ever go back to how we worked before Covid” – the message from Slater & Gordon, which will leave its current London office for a much smaller one when its lease expires this autumn. The firm will rely much more on remote working in the future. Contrast […]
It was during a jog to Hogan Lovells’ deserted HQ that the magnitude of the current situation hit home for Michael Davison, who starts as deputy CEO at the transatlantic outfit this summer. “It’s going to be unbelievably fiddly getting people back,” says Davison, “the biggest challenge is how and when we think they will […]
Nicholas Plant, Dentons Last month saw the sale of Imperial Brands’ premium cigar business, including a number of its most famous Cuban cigars, to two entities backed by private equity investors. Asides from the inevitable challenges brought about by Covid-19, a series of hoops needed to be jumped through to get the deal over the […]
Pinsent Masons is set to stagger working hours and break times for employees that are returning to the office, however, encouraging UK staff to work from home still forms the “backbone” of the firm’s response to Covid-19. For the past month, a tailored taskforce has been looking at how Pinsents can reopen its offices on […]
DWF’s longtime leader Andrew Leaitherland is passing on the baton as the firm’s CEO, after leading for more than two decades and taking it from a national entity to a listed business. As part of the change, Leaitherland will also renounce his role as managing the firm’s two LLPs contained within the DWF brand. The […]
