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'Extraordinary Challenges': 2020 Through Eyes of Lawyers
By Dylan Jackson | December 28, 2020
2020 is coming to a close. Law.com International's sister publication The American Lawyer re-capped the year in the words of US lawyers who lived through it.
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International Edition | Analysis
French Court Ruling Means Bigger (and More Distanced) Religious Services During COVID-19
By Anne Bagamery | December 24, 2020
The ruling came just days after the US Supreme Court upheld a similar challenge to New York State's restrictions on religious gatherings. But the French ruling contains important, and revealing, differences.
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The 13 Biggest Stories of 2020
By Rose Walker | December 23, 2020
As 2020 draws to a close, we take a look back at the stories that caused the biggest stir through the year.
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Clifford Chance, Pinsents and Burges Salmon Advise On UK Government Vaccine Programme
By Simon Lock | December 21, 2020
The firms are collectively earning £3 million for their advisory work on the UK's COVID-19 vaccine programme.
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International Edition | Features
The Year in Review: Middle East and Africa Lawyers Remained Staunchly Ambitious Despite Setbacks
By Jennigay Coetzer | Peter Shaw-Smith | Krishnan Nair | December 21, 2020
The two regions already faced major problems before COVID landed, including war, famine, sectarian tension, major political upheaval and economic malaise.
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International Edition | Features
The Year in Review: Political Upheaval and COVID Marked a Busy 2020 For LatAm Lawyers
By Amy Guthrie | December 18, 2020
It has been a year of contrasts for a region mired in conflict and political chaos, but also a year full of promise.
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Revealed: Which Firms Added (And Lost) The Most London Partners in 2020
By Simon Lock | December 18, 2020
London's lateral hire market is down to its lowest point in 10 years, according to new research.
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New Look Hires Head of Legal As Retailer Pressures Continue
By Varsha Patel | December 18, 2020
The hire comes as New Look, along with other high street retailers, continue to struggle with the difficulties caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Norton Rose To Implement 50% Remote Working For EMEA Partners
By Meganne Tillay | December 18, 2020
The firm follows a number of others, such as Linklaters, Taylor Wessing and DLA Piper in the remote working trend.
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International Edition | Features
The Age of the Lawyer: Africa's Free Trade Deal Means New Laws, New Business
By Jennigay Coetzer | December 17, 2020
Once up and running, the economic bloc of 1.3 billion people will be the world's largest trade zone and is expected to boost Africa's total GDP to over $3.4 trillion. It could mean big business for law firms with the right profile.
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