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By: Alex Ryan
Kirkland & Ellis put its topline turnover up by 22% to a total of $8.8bn – an increase of $1.6bn on the $7.2bn the firm posted last year, and more than double last year’s annual growth rate of 10%.Profit per equity partner (PEP) was also up by more than 16%, to $9.25m from just under … Continue reading "Kirkland & Ellis surges ahead as revenue hits $8.8bn and PEP jumps 16%"
By: Alex Ryan
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is investigating 20 of the biggest law firms in the world for discrimination as US President Donald Trump continues to ratchet up pressure on the legal profession to fall in line with his anti-diversity agenda.
This week’s escalation of the Trump administration’s targeting of major law firms has come as a shock to a legal profession not used to such direct government intervention in their business.
By: Alex Ryan
Paul Hastings led the high-profile partner moves this week, hiring two partners to lead a team across London, Paris, and Abu Dhabi, according to a source with knowledge of the firm.
By: Alex Ryan
WilmerHale and Jenner & Block have today (28 March) filed suits against the Trump administration in a bid to stop executive orders issued against them earlier this week.
By: Alex Ryan
Litigators, funders and policy groups are submitting responses to the Civil Justice Council (CJC) review of third party funding, the most significant review of the UK’s funding regime for many years. In this article, Hausfeld commercial disputes co-heads Ned Beale and Lucy Pert discuss why the UK’s wider economy needs funding now, more than ever
By: Alex Ryan
As scrutiny of diversity policies continues to rise in the US, a new survey of legal professionals has found that around half feel their employer is not doing enough on DEI.
By: Alex Ryan
With financial markets reeling in response to the sweeping tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump, M&A partners are braced for yet another sustained period of upheaval – while also focusing on the positives.‘Even though nobody knew precisely what was going to happen, and even though there was a known unknown, the fact that we … Continue reading "Kirkland and Freshfields hit $100bn for Q1 M&A as tariffs derail new year optimism"
By: Alex Ryan
Nearly 400 partners have signed up to Law Firm Partners United (LFPU), a group for partners at top 200 firms to speak out for the rule of law in the face of the Trump administration’s war on big law.
By: Alex Ryan
Five more top US and international firms have cut deals with US President Donald Trump, offering a total of $600m in pro bono work in exchange for protection from executive orders against them, according to posts on the president’s Truth Social account on Friday (11 April).
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