COVID-19
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Did Dominic Cummings Break The Law? Barristers Speak Out
By Hannah Roberts | May 26, 2020
Several lawyers have weighed in on the debate about whether the UK Prime Minister's senior adviser acted legally when he travelled to Durham during lockdown.
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International Edition | Expert Opinion
The Legal Sector Must Ensure COVID-19 Does Not Create More Barriers to Diversity
By Tiernan Brady | May 26, 2020
Tiernan Brady, global director of inclusion at Clifford Chance, says it is easy to have values in good times, but in challenging times we show whether our commitment to these values is real.
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Listed Firm Slashes Pay By 20% Despite Revenue Growth Prediction
By Simon Lock | May 26, 2020
The firm has also redeployed staff from less active areas of the business to help with increased workloads elsewhere.
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Legal Life In Lockdown: A Telecoms GC On Starting His New Role Remotely
By Varsha Patel | May 26, 2020
"It's a bit strange leaving one job in your study and then starting another in exactly the same place!"
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Brazil Supreme Court President in Hospital With Possible COVID-19 Infection
By Amy Guthrie | May 25, 2020
The court's vice president assumes the lead as new coronavirus infections rise to hot spot levels and political investigations engulf Brazil's president.
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China Reopens But the Effects of the Pandemic Remain
By Anna Zhang | May 22, 2020
Law firms are returning to something approaching normal office life again, but few expect a quick economic recovery.
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Simpson Thacher, CC Advise on $1.2 Billion Bond to Help Guatemala Combat COVID-19
By Amy Guthrie | May 22, 2020
The dual-tranche offering included a social bond that earmarks funds for expenses directly or indirectly related to the coronavirus impact on the Central American country's residents, health system and economy.
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More Law Firms Reopen in West Australia as Other States Relax Restrictions
By Christopher Niesche | May 22, 2020
More firms are re-opening their doors.
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Clifford Chance Acts On Largest Global COVID-19 Capital Raising to Date
By Hannah Roberts | May 22, 2020
Freshfields also acted on the deal, the largest capital raising by a UK-listed company in the past 12 months.
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Top Firms Begin Setting Out Return-To-Work Plans in the UK
By Meganne Tillay | Hannah Roberts | Simon Lock | May 22, 2020
The likes of Norton Rose Fulbright, Ashurst, White & Case, BCLP, Travers Smith and Osborne Clarke have explained the steps they are taking in the U.K.
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