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By Jessica Seah | November 8, 2023
Are law firm leaders in the West out of step with their offices in Asia? With almost 50 countries so close in proximity yet so vastly distinct in a multitude of other ways, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to addressing the challenges Western-based firms face in the region, writes Jessica Seah in the Asian Legal Briefing.
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By Lisa Shuchman | November 5, 2023
Law firms are raising rates to protect and increase profits. Corporate legal departments are cutting costs and bringing more work in-house. Where does this leave the legal industry?
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By Krishnan Nair | November 3, 2023
A few firms have omitted PEP from their most recent financial results—there's really only one way the market will interpret this, writes The London Lawyer.
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By Paul Hodkinson | October 29, 2023
With US partners now calling the shots, the longstanding UK legal institution faces a nervous wait for its American operation to start boosting firmwide profits writes the Global Lawyer.
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By Jessica Seah | October 26, 2023
Most of the time, we write about the professional side of the legal industry, but now and then we write about the personal. Law.com International's Jessica Seah did that this week, unexpectedly hitting a nerve among lawyers.
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By Paul Hodkinson | October 20, 2023
For all their talk of growth, it could be a long time before the Big Four's progress in the UK—the biggest single legal market they can operate in—poses a threat to large law firms, writes the London Lawyer.
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By Krishnan Nair | October 18, 2023
False narratives, AI-generated imagery and unverified materials have proliferated amid the carnage—lawyers should be helping cut through the untruths, not promoting them.
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By Paul Hodkinson | October 17, 2023
The grouping of what once were the biggest and best UK law firms no longer holds any meaning and should be retired for good.
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By Lisa Shuchman | October 16, 2023
In the aftermath of last week's brutal attacks on Israel by Hamas militants, it became clear that global law firms do not operate in a bubble. They must demonstrate that they hold a set of values and stand for something beyond revenue and profits. It's what the German philosopher Immanuel Kant called "following a moral imperative." Today we call it "doing the right thing."
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By Paul Hodkinson | October 8, 2023
Law firms' international expansion efforts are sometimes part of a bigger strategy that reveals how they are positioning themselves, writes the Global Lawyer.
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