Krishnan Nair is a Deputy Editor at Legal Week. He covers a range of topics related to business and economics, law and legal affairs, and litigation, with a particular focus on legal technology and criminal law. Krishnan's work has been featured in MDPI, The American Lawyer, American Banker, and Treasury & Risk.
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Krishnan Nair's coverage is heavily focused on the legal and compliance industry, with a keen interest in law firms, partner dynamics, and emerging trends. His articles often contain press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: Krishnan Nair
Trade tensions are expected to increase as Donald Trump seeks to unleash a slew of tariffs during his second term as U.S. president.
By: Krishnan Nair
The person is accused of "kissing" his colleague and "commenting that she was very attractive".
By: Krishnan Nair, Patrick Smith, Paul Hodkinson
In their first interview since announcing a transatlantic tie-up, the leaders of both firms spoke to Law.com about the combined firm's timing, structure and priorities.
By: Krishnan Nair, Patrick Smith, Paul Hodkinson
In their first interview since announcing a transatlantic tie-up, the leaders of both firms spoke to Law about the combined firm’s timing, structure and priorities.
This fundamental value is being tested, but lawyers don't often say much, writes The Global Lawyer.
By: Krishnan Nair
Whether or not a law firm is steadfastly ‘global', leaders are scrutinizing their geographical spread much more closely, writes the Global Lawyer.
By: Krishnan Nair
Whether or not a law firm is steadfastly ‘global’, leaders are scrutinizing their geographical spread much more closely, writes the Global Lawyer.
Whether or not a law firm is steadfastly ‘global’, leaders are scrutinizing their geographical spread much more closely, writes the Global Lawyer.
The firm's latest LLP accounts also document rising staff costs and a reduced cash position.
If he can rattle world leaders with just a few words on X, what could the consequences be for Big Law firms, with whom he has enjoyed uneasy, awkward, at times tempestuous relationships?
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