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By Paul Hodkinson | September 30, 2022
Perhaps its time for both government leaders and law firm heads to hear a wider range of views, writes the London Lawyer.
International Edition | Commentary
By Paul Hodkinson | September 23, 2022
The London Lawyer: Why does Kirkland keep hiring? Are there certain practice areas in demand? And what's with the busy summer?
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By Paul Hodkinson | September 11, 2022
Commercial lawyers do not tend to have many honours bestowed upon them, and yet theirs is a quiet honour, one that offers stability and wisdom, much like Queen Elizabeth II did throughout her many years of service.
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By Krishnan Nair | September 9, 2022
The London Lawyer: No matter your political leaning, The Queen, calm and ever-dedicated, provided an ideal for any leader in law, business, or indeed in general life.
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By Paul Hodkinson | September 7, 2022
Here is a new rule: a law firm's home jurisdiction is where it has the most lawyers.
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By Lisa Shuchman | September 6, 2022
Given the economic climate and the uncertainty that brings, it may seem like an odd time to be setting up shop halfway around the world. But that's what a lot of global law firms are doing, Law.com International Executive Editor Lisa Shuchman writes in The Global Lawyer.
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By Krishnan Nair | September 2, 2022
With an impending recession, a new prime minister starting Monday, and a buzzing hiring market, those setting up in London must prepare themselves.
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By Jessica Seah | August 31, 2022
The U.S.-China relationship is creating turmoil for U.S. law firms, writes Asia Editor Jessica Seah in this week's Asia Legal Briefing. What will the constant bilateral bickering mean for the future of their practices in China?
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By Paul Hodkinson | August 21, 2022
The world is on the brink of recession while law firm costs are soaring, writes the Global Lawyer. Time to seek out new areas of growth.
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By Barry Vitou | August 19, 2022
Defence lawyers are best placed to consider what best serves their client's defence; not the prosecution, argues Barry Vitou.
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