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By: Aimee Grant, Catrin Griffiths, Kathryn Williams
Autistic women report feeling unheard, misunderstood and even unsafe during pregnancy and childbirth, according to new research.
Terrible idea, say City lawyers about Milbank’s specialist training contract in leveraged finance. Targeting recruits who fancy a career in a hardcore, gilet-heavy City practice? Terrible. Also…
The ghosts of empire do not rest, even for law firms. Princes come and go, but trade routes established over centuries are durable. Just as the Commonwealth offered expansion opportunities to Norton…
Across The Lawyer UK 200, revenues are growing while equity partnerships are contracting. The conclusion is simple: fewer lawyers, on a proportional basis…
‘Ask him about the exit,’ says one managing partner when he hears that The Lawyer is interviewing DWF CEO Sir Nigel Knowles. ‘How soon are they going to flip it?’ DWF’s take-private by Inflexion is…
Well, here we are. Donald Trump is not deterred by the courts. So despite the temporary judicial ban on the executive order against Perkins Coie, Paul Weiss chose to negotiate with the US president…
Goodness. Insurance firms are getting a bit exciting, aren’t they? Kennedys is undergoing acute generational change following the retirement of Nick Thomas after 27 years in charge. DACB will see a…
“The executive order threatens our firm, our clients and the freedom of all Americans to choose their lawyer without fear of retribution from the government.” Those were the words of Perkins Coie…
By: Richard Simmons
A group of large law firms have bent the knee to Donald Trump, disavowing their diversity policies and promising millions of dollars in pro bono work. Those deals may have pleased the President…
DWF CEO Sir Nigel Knowles is to retire from the firm at the end of July after three decades of leadership roles. He will be succeeded at DWF by Matthew Doughty, CEO of the firm’s insurance services…
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