White & Case posts 13 per cent revenue spike in London in global results
White & Case’s London revenue has jumped 13 per cent over 2017 to $328m (£236.8m) in line with the firm’s double-digit growth globally.
White & Case City revenue rises to $290m as global turnover jumps 7 per cent
White & Case’s London revenue has grown 3.5 per cent to $290m (£231m) amid a global turnover hike of nearly 7 per cent to $1.6bn.
White & Case promotes seven to partner in London
White & Case has made up seven associates to partner in London, out of 31 who have been given the nod across the firm as a whole.
The long read: Managing partners talk lawyering after Brexit
When the UK woke up to Brexit on 24 June many of the country’s lawyers had already been fielding calls throughout a long and sleepless night from clients worried about the potential impact on their businesses. A procession of firms including Clifford Chance, Dechert, Linklaters and Simmons & Simmons had launched hotlines or were operating […]
White & Case overhauls London management for first time in a decade
White & Case posts 13 per cent revenue spike in London in global results
White & Case’s London revenue has jumped 13 per cent over 2017 to $328m (£236.8m) in line with the firm’s double-digit growth globally.
White & Case City revenue rises to $290m as global turnover jumps 7 per cent
White & Case’s London revenue has grown 3.5 per cent to $290m (£231m) amid a global turnover hike of nearly 7 per cent to $1.6bn.
White & Case promotes seven to partner in London
White & Case has made up seven associates to partner in London, out of 31 who have been given the nod across the firm as a whole.
The long read: Managing partners talk lawyering after Brexit
When the UK woke up to Brexit on 24 June many of the country’s lawyers had already been fielding calls throughout a long and sleepless night from clients worried about the potential impact on their businesses. A procession of firms including Clifford Chance, Dechert, Linklaters and Simmons & Simmons had launched hotlines or were operating […]
Lo♥︎ing Legal Life: How to be better, brighter, stronger
This week, systemic coach Zita Tulyahikayo and Barrister and NLP Master Practitioner James Pereira QC discuss tools to make you better, brighter and stronger.
Two-thirds of criminal barristers work for nothing one day a week
Most say the reason they work additional unpaid hours is because the solicitor does less than previously.
Taylor Wessing names new managing partner to replace Tim Eyles
Taylor Wessing‘s co-head of international litigation Shane Gleghorn has been announced as the firm’s new managing partner. Gleghorn will take up the role on 1 October, replacing Tim Eyles. Last December, The Lawyer revealed Eyles would step down in June 2018 at the conclusion of his third term at the helm of the firm. Eyles […]
Matrix branches out from law with crisis management team launch
Matrix Chambers has launched a new chambers-wide initiative designed to involve its barristers at an earlier stage to provide impartial advice during regulatory investigations. Integrity+ is a new service available to clients which will see Matrix barristers provide objective advice on issues such as the correct choice of law firm or accountant representation in the first […]
Leapfrog takes on new general counsel after Linklaters exit
Emerging markets investment firm Leapfrog Investments has hired a new general counsel, three months after GC and Linklaters corporate partner Stuart Bedford exited to return to full-time private practice. Leapfrog has appointed Frances Holliday, who was general counsel at asset manager Kazimir Partners, to oversee the legal function of the London-based company. Holliday previously spent nearly a […]
Browne Jacobson hits £73m revenue in eighth year of growth
Browne Jacobson has grown its top line by 9.2 per cent, rising from £66.8m to £73m in the 2017/18 financial year and mirroring its performance in 2015/16. With last year’s results, the firm has now grown its top line by £23m, or 46 per cent, since 2012/13 and its eighth consecutive year of revenue growth. […]
UBS weighs up new formal EMEA litigation panel launch
UBS EMEA head of litigation Susy Bullock is deliberating whether to formalise a legal panel for the investment bank’s work in the region to mirror those already in place the Americas and Asia Pacific. The panel would be Bullock’s first in the role after having joined UBS from Gibson Dunn & Crutcher as an associate […]