Georgina Stanley
Georgina Stanley is the editor of Legal Week. She joined the magazine in October 2005 and has since written news, analysis and commentary about a range of leading UK and international commercial law firms, as well as trends in the profession. Before joining Legal Week she worked at several business titles, starting her journalism career at Euromoney.
July 17, 2014 | Legal Week
Opinion: law firms should not be afraid to cull partners to keep rising talentFirms have to balance pruning senior ranks with promoting new talent
By Georgina Stanley
9 minute read
June 26, 2014 | International Edition
Nowhere to hide – shining a light on the financial health of the UK's leading law firmsAs numbers from the UK's largest law firms slowly drip out for the most recent financial year, at first it may seem a little fruitless to take a detailed look at firms' accounts for the previous year.
By Georgina Stanley
2 minute read
June 26, 2014 | Legal Week
Nowhere to hide – shining a light on the financial health of the UK's leading law firmsAs numbers from the UK's largest law firms slowly drip out for the most recent financial year, at first it may seem a little fruitless to take a detailed look at firms' accounts for the previous year.
By Georgina Stanley
7 minute read
June 19, 2014 | International Edition
Opportunity knocks – global giants have the world at their feet, but size alone doesn't guarantee successLast year's merger between Norton Rose and Fulbright & Jaworski heralded the arrival of a new breed of global giant.
By Georgina Stanley
3 minute read
June 19, 2014 | Legal Week
Opportunity knocks – global giants have the world at their feet, but size alone doesn't guarantee successLast year's merger between Norton Rose and Fulbright & Jaworski heralded the arrival of a new breed of global giant.
By Georgina Stanley
18 minute read
June 12, 2014 | International Edition
Lawyers still need a PEP talk – Dentons calls for an end to profits reporting, but it's still a valid comparatorIt may not have quite the same pull as the World Cup, but if anything in the legal world is likely to divert attention away from the goings on in Brazil, money is always going to be a likely candidate.
By Georgina Stanley
3 minute read
June 12, 2014 | Legal Week
Lawyers still need a PEP talk – Dentons calls for an end to profits reporting, but it's still a valid comparatorIt may not have quite the same pull as the World Cup, but if anything in the legal world is likely to divert attention away from the goings on in Brazil, money is always going to be a likely candidate.
By Georgina Stanley
11 minute read
May 22, 2014 | Legal Week
Bubble trouble – why Kirkland's latest hire has upped the stakesKirkland's hire of Weil banking partner Stephen Lucas is the latest example of US firms wielding ever-more hefty chequebooks to secure the right names...
By Georgina Stanley
6 minute read
May 22, 2014 | International Edition
Bubble trouble – why Kirkland's latest hire has upped the stakesKirkland's hire of Weil banking partner Stephen Lucas is the latest example of US firms wielding ever-more hefty chequebooks to secure the right names...
By Georgina Stanley
3 minute read
May 15, 2014 | Legal Week
Different strokes – firms racing to go global risk losing their grasp on their USPIn a world where globalisation and consolidation are increasingly the buzzwords of choice, it takes a brave man to stand up and be different.
By Georgina Stanley
5 minute read
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