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By Hugh A. Simons | March 5, 2024
"Most partners in support practices are earning dramatically more than they ever thought they would, and at root they know they're earning more than their practices warrant," writes Hugh Simons.
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By Corinne Staves, CM Murray | February 14, 2024
The likes of Paul Weiss and Linklaters have to decide on a remuneration system that reflects their culture and strategic objectives.
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By Killian O'Reilly, Neil Cahill, Ania Farren and Sonia Morton | February 12, 2024
Ireland's journey towards becoming a pre-eminent hub for dispute resolution is being marked by its position as an EU member, progressive legislative steps and a clear commitment to international standards, and by the introduction of third-party funding in international commercial arbitration.
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By Akrum El Menshawy, Nottingham Trent University | January 31, 2024
Dr Akrum El Menshawy, a lecturer in law at Nottingham Trent University, discusses the risks users potentially face when engaging with decentralised cryptocurrencies and the regulation around the issue.
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By Colin Levy | January 28, 2024
Legal technology expert Colin Levy discusses the integration of AI in legal opinions as well as the impact of accepting this technology in the judicial system.
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By Alice Wallace-Wright, Chuck Loughlin and Ilana Kattan | January 22, 2024
Regulations around foreign investment, subsidies, digital markets, and consumer protection already rolled out in 2023, will strengthen in 2024, write three Hogan Lovells lawyers.
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By Amichai Cohen, Barnea Jaffa Lande | January 18, 2024
Professor Amichai Cohen, special counsel on International Law at Barnea Jafa Lande, explains his view of the case brought by South Africa against Israel invoking the Genocide Convention.
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By James Hartley, Freeths | January 11, 2024
'How on earth can this have happened in this country and who can be held responsible?' asks James Hartley at Freeths, the lawyer leading the charge for hundreds of postmasters caught up in the Post Office scandal.
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By Amichai Cohen | January 9, 2024
There is no certainty that Hamas terrorists will face trial for the crimes of October 7. But if they do, Israeli courts will face a number of issues. Would the international criminal court system be a better venue?
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By Seema Kennedy OBE | January 7, 2024
The typical litigation funder justification that they promote "access to justice" has been shown to be hollow time and again, writes a former UK MP.
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