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Allen & Overy's Leadership Candidates Are in a Bind

Wim Dejonghe leaves big shoes to fill for A&O's leadership candidates and their job integrating one of the world's largest law firms will be made harder still given their locations, argues the London Lawyer.
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What Taylor Swift and Wim Dejonghe Have in Common

How we treat our cultural and business leaders tells us much about where society is heading, writes the London Lawyer.
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Sometimes It Is Not All About Winning

This week's British Legal Awards and A-List rankings show there's so much success to celebrate beyond shiny trophies, though they are nice too, writes The London Lawyer.
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Should Allen & Overy Pay the Ransom?

An attack by one of the world's most infamous ransomware groups has left the law firm in a quandary, and time is running out, writes the London Lawyer.
4 minute read

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Culture Wars: The True Gauge of Happiness is at the Junior End

A firm's culture is not invisible sentiment nor marketing spiel but a proper understanding of the issues at play on people's minds, and there are small pockets of hope, writes The London Lawyer.
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Why Concealing PEP Isn't Always the Best Idea

A few firms have omitted PEP from their most recent financial results—there's really only one way the market will interpret this, writes The London Lawyer.
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Why More Female Lawyers Should Harness The Power of Storytelling

Telling your story can inspire, help others speak out and make a great impact—something more women in law should be encouraged to do, writes The London Lawyer.
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The Big Four: Not So Scary After All

For all their talk of growth, it could be a long time before the Big Four's progress in the UK—the biggest single legal market they can operate in—poses a threat to large law firms, writes the London Lawyer.
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Why Do US Firms Feel So Confident to Buck the Trend and Take More London Office Space?

Kirkland, Latham, Paul Weiss and others are taking on more space, but perhaps they should be cautious, writes The London Lawyer.
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The Truth Behind Law's Puzzling Fascination with the Square Mile

Firms are flocking to the heart of the City of London, in a shift that seems to have been accepted as normal—but why, asks the London Lawyer.
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