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DLA Piper's International Growth Stalls But Partners Pocket Bumper Bonuses, Accounts Show
By Varsha Patel | January 28, 2022
The firm's Asia and Australia arms' revenues were hit in particular during the 2020-21 financial year.
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Clyde & Co's Top Pay Surpasses £2M For First Time As Pinsents Doubles Cash Reserves
By Jack Womack | January 27, 2022
Clyde & Co and Pinsent Masons' LLPs both show profit increases for the 2020-21 financial year.
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International Edition | Features
London Partners Strongly in Favour of Office Returns, Citing Cultural Decline, Poll Shows
By Hannah Walker | January 24, 2022
'If you do not see people from one week to the next, except on a computer screen, how can you have a relationship with them? Even if you use Tinder you still have to meet the potential date!', said one London partner.
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David Boies Has COVID-19, Argues Remotely at US Supreme Court
By Marcia Coyle | January 18, 2022
Boies is among three Supreme Court advocates who have tested positive recently.
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Fieldfisher Latest U.K. Firm to Launch Domestic Abuse Policy For All Staff
By Hannah Walker | January 18, 2022
The service is available to all staff and will be fully funded by the firm.
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UK Firms, Government Defeated as PPE 'VIP Lane' Ruled Unlawful
By Jack Womack | January 13, 2022
London's High Court said the government gave an "unfair advantage" to certain companies when allocating contracts for protective COVID gear in the early stages of the pandemic.
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International Edition | Features
Trying Tails of Online Zoom Trials
By Gail J. Cohen | January 13, 2022
In another Zoom court hearing gone awry, pandemic puppy Big Puppa put on a show to be remembered during her owner's closing arguments.
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Kirkland, White & Case Hired (and Lost) the Most London Partners In 2021, Report Shows
By Jack Womack | January 7, 2022
Research by legal recruitment and consultancy firm Edwards Gibson attributes high partner churn in 2021 to the continuing impact of the pandemic, as well as reduced costs.
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WFH Is Eroding Culture and Increasing Risk of Departures, Partners Say
By Hannah Walker | January 6, 2022
Partners say that remote working is exacerbating a loss of culture and is likely to result in even more departures from their outfits.
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Just 35% Of Major Companies Feel Prepared For Disputes Wave, Report Reveals
By Hannah Walker | January 6, 2022
The figure drops to just 14% in the U.K., as the market prepares for another busy year of regulatory and investigative crackdowns.
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