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Linklaters' US Struggle: A Unique Problem or a Wider Challenge Facing Top UK Firms?
Rivals, consultants and ex-Linklaters partners share views on the firm's recent US expansion and whether it could finally see the firm compete, or highlights a wider challenge facing UK-founded firms in the US.
Could US Law Firms Follow Slaughter and May, Offering 20% Less Pay for 20% Less Work?
Slaughter and May recently formalized a reduced-hours trial, but American firms have typically reserved such accommodations for people with extenuating circumstances.
Dealmakers Plan to Keep Investing in Private Equity Practices Amid Higher Expectations for 2024
Private equity attorneys from leading law firms say creative dealmaking could meet pent-up demand to produce an uptick in deals.
Brazil's Overwhelmed Judiciary, Desperate for Help, Turns to Artificial Intelligence
Dozens of programs have been rolled out across Brazil's courts as innovators attempt to advance justice in one of the world's most-clogged legal systems.
Meet The Shearman Lawyer Who Wrote the Blueprint for Brexit
Expressing his views on post-Brexit rules led Shearman financial regulation partner Barnabas Reynolds to write seven books, liaise with senior figures in successive governments and play a key role in the UK's future.
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Time for Big Law to Face Questions on the Post Office Scandal
There are three players in this sorry debacle that help maintain the reputation of the legal industry—none of them is a large international law firm.
Kirkland Loses Two Partners in Hong Kong. In Asia, It's the End of an Era
As veteran lawyers in Asia step away from the game, they leave behind a compelling legacy. But when an era has ended and expectations have evolved so drastically, a new generation of leaders must find their own way and do it quickly, Jessica Seah writes in the Asia Legal Briefing.
Inside the NYT-OpenAI Legal Skirmish: The Proof Is in the Prompting—Or Is It?
The New York Times' copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft is said to be AI's 'Napster Moment.' But observers are torn about the case's legal merits, citing differing views around how exactly LLMs are trained.
Oh There You Are, Linklaters: A US Strategy At Last!
After years of underwhelming efforts, the tortoise in the race to break into the US has leapt forward with a senior team hire in New York—could this be the start of a new era?
The UK Supreme Court Got it Right by Reining in Litigation Speculators
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.TRENDING STORIES
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