COVID-19
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'You Just Need to Have the Courage to Start Over': The Senior Lawyers Who Have Left Hong Kong
By Jessica Seah | April 20, 2022
Lawyers who recently left Hong Kong say they were concerned about the inability to travel without a quarantine requirement, the extended periods of home schooling required for children due to lockdown measures and the lack of a clear exit strategy from current pandemic-related restrictions.
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'The Issue Is Much Wider Than Race': Yapily's CLO on Her Diversity Mission
By Varsha Patel | April 15, 2022
"The current picture does not reflect well on our profession, and I'm surprised it is still this way," says Selene Brett.
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International Edition | Expert Opinion
'My Mother Was in Hospital': One Partner's Anger Over UK Government's 'Partygate' Failings
By Francis Dingwall | April 14, 2022
'How can the government expect people to respect the next law Mr Johnson makes that they do not like?', asks Francis Dingwall.
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International Edition | Research
Most Senior UK Lawyers Say Boris Johnson Should Resign After 'Partygate', Survey Shows
By Varsha Patel | April 13, 2022
The results to a survey of over 100 senior lawyers conducted by Law.com International show that the legal sector largely shares the public's outrage over the U.K. Prime Minister's lockdown rule infringements.
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International Edition | Expert Opinion
Mandatory Vaccination in Colombia: Where Are We Headed?
By Carolina Porras at PPU | Uria Menendez | April 12, 2022
There is a real need for the Colombian government to standardise its rules on mandatory vaccinations, says Carolina Porras of PPU | Uria Menendez.
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International Firms Deliver Supplies to Lawyers Locked Down in Shanghai
By Jessica Seah | April 11, 2022
Baker McKenzie, KWM and HSF have all arranged food deliveries to lawyers as several take to social media to describe their lockdown experiences.
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Australian Law Firms Seek Creative Solutions to Bring Staff Back to the Office
By Christopher Niesche | March 24, 2022
Firm-organized social events have worked to a point. But so far, no one claims to have found a magic bullet.
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Simmons Extends Managing Partner Term
By Varsha Patel | March 17, 2022
The term had been due to end in 2023 but has been lengthened to 'allow him to finish ambitious projects'.
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66% of In-House Lawyers Don't Want a Full Time Office Return
By Jack Womack | March 16, 2022
Just 17% of those polled said their employer currently had a hybrid working model in place.
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International Edition | Commentary
Hogan Lovells Looks Back, HSF Looks Forward | Slaughters' New Tech | Freshfields' Sombre Reminder
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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