Government | News

What Would a Harris Administration Offer the Asia Legal Market?

By Jessica Seah

Lawyers in Asia say a Harris Administration will unlikely lift the clouds on China but may bode well for the rest of... Read More

Diversity | Ranking

Which Law Firms Have the Most State School-Educated Lawyers?

By Habiba Cullen-Jafar

Social mobility continues to be one of the most overlooked diversity metrics, as law firms struggle to catch up to the... Read More

Law Firm Profitability | News

Travers Smith Profits Rebound 22%

By Louis Altmann

Only Macfarlanes was able to boast a similar figure for profit growth, in a year of recovery. Read More

Law Firm Marketing and Business Development | News

Mishcon Reports 17% Revenue Rise as Profits Dip Post-Merger

By Jack Womack

Earlier this year, Mishcon bought a majority stake in the Brazilian group actions business Somos—which manages... Read More

Alternative Dispute Resolution | Expert Opinion

What Makes New York the Ultimate Arbitration Destination?

By Amal Bouchenaki

New York's dominance as the premier U.S. arbitration hub is bolstered by landmark cases. Read More

Law Firm Management | Commentary

The Looming Shadow of Consolidation

By Paul Hodkinson

Law firm strategy has never been so focused on mega scale as it is today, writes the Global Lawyer. Thanks a lot Dentons... Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

Rimon Launches Fourth Asian Office in Tokyo

By Jessica Seah

The firm has spent months hiring a group of senior partners with substantial experience in the Japanese market. Read More

Innovation | News

Norton Rose Launches Global Online Guide on the IP of AI

By Gail J. Cohen

Lawyers and technologists from around the world spent a year creating the guide to help clients stay abreast of using... Read More