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By Krishnan Nair | March 7, 2022
The Global Lawyer: Big Law struggles with morals. But as the last week has shown, the days of firms sitting back and saying 'we are just doing our job' are long gone—a moral recalibration is afoot.
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By Paul Hodkinson | March 4, 2022
The London Lawyer: This is not just a case of losing a few Russian clients, the whole structure of law firm ethics is coming under scrutiny.
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By Jessica Seah | March 3, 2022
As Russia's brutal war on Ukraine continues, the legal sector, unsurprisingly, has been criticized and scrutinized for the way it has responded to the crisis and for representing certain Russian business interests.
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By Paul Hodkinson | March 2, 2022
Criticising Russia's invasion of Ukraine is proving difficult for law firms. But it may soon be more problematic to say nothing.
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By Lisa Shuchman | February 28, 2022
Lawyers around the world have been watching the Russian invasion of Ukraine unfold in real time this past week. And the repercussions of the seizure of an independent state are being felt everywhere, including in the wood-paneled and glass offices of global law firms thousands of miles away.
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By Rose Walker | February 25, 2022
The London Lawyer: Leadership at Hogan Lovells and HSF have had an interesting week, Slaughter and May has taken a new approach on tech, and Freshfields' accounts issued an important reminder.
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By Zack Needles | February 24, 2022
If the Big Four really don't view traditional law firms as rivals, it's only because the accounting giants see themselves as superior. They're just biding their time until clients start to see them that way too.
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By Jessica Seah | February 23, 2022
For any law firm that focuses on advising on the China nexus, it is still absolutely critical to maintain an office in Hong Kong. But the increasing control China has over Hong Kong has unveiled some uncomfortable truths: international law firms are reassessing their business strategies in the city, although none are going to shout about it from the mountain tops.
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By Paul Hodkinson | February 21, 2022
The Global Lawyer: The Ukraine conflict, Chinese politics and junior pay are just some of the areas where law firm strategies can go awry.
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By Krishnan Nair | February 18, 2022
NQ salaries in London are topping £160,000 but junior lawyers are not having everything their own way.
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