COVID-19
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Insurer Ended Cover for Law Firms for Litigating Against Insurance Industry
By Paul Hodkinson | July 19, 2022
The move sent 'shockwaves' as it could mean insurers try to avoid lawsuits by ending professional indemnity cover for law firms advising claimants.
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'Johnson Is Shameless': UK Lawyers React as Prime Minister Resigns
By Varsha Patel | Rose Walker | July 7, 2022
Partners from a range of firms welcomed the 'opportunity to reset' but some have also hit out at several possible successors including Attorney General Suella Braverman.
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Ince Blames Cyber Attack and Ukraine War for Dip in Revenue
By Jack Womack | May 23, 2022
Following a challenging year, the U.K.-listed law firm also cited the impact of COVID on its regional offices as a reason for the financial slowdown.
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International Edition | Analysis
International Law Firms Look to New Avenues of Growth in Japan
By Brian Yap | May 12, 2022
Many international law firms in Japan have historically focused on outbound M&A work. COVID-19 changed all that.
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Lawyers Split on Cutting Pay for Remote Workers As Many Slam Policy
By Varsha Patel | May 10, 2022
One respondent to a survey by Law.com International on the topic said they would "quit on the spot" if their firm tried to cut their salary for remote working.
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Many International Arbitration Hearings Are Less Likely to Be in Person in a Post-COVID World
By Gail J. Cohen | May 9, 2022
Claudia Salomon, president of the International Court of Arbitration, discusses the challenges and changes caused by war and a two-year-long pandemic.
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DLA Piper, Fieldfisher Lead AIM Client Rankings
By Varsha Patel | May 5, 2022
DWF leads the rankings for the largest clients on London's Alternative Investment Market, Q2 data shows.
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Life Is Not A Straight Line, Even For Lawyers
By Rose Walker | April 22, 2022
This week showed us that shake ups to career plans don't always need to end badly, and newly minted partners should bear that in mind.
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Cooley Offices Set to Fully Reopen in June Without In-Office Requirements
By Jessie Yount | April 20, 2022
Personnel are still required to be vaccinated to enter U.S. offices, while offices in Europe and Asia will follow local regulations and practices, the firm said.
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Spike in Number of GCs Expecting Legal Bills to Rise
By Varsha Patel | April 20, 2022
'There will remain an acute need for quality legal work as the world's economies continues to right themselves', a survey of UK in-house counsel has found.
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