By Legal Week | August 2, 2012
GCs usually eschew the drama of dumping advisers but relationships can easily wither and die. Caroline Hill examines how the client/law firm bond can break
By Legal Week | July 26, 2012
The UK's top law firms have overcome continued uncertainty in the global economy to achieve a second consecutive year of growth, while top 50 firms push partner profits back towards a boom-time high.
By Legal Week | July 26, 2012
"We came to the conclusion that [the temporary staffing] model works well. But if we wanted to be transformative, we have to do more than that. We have to be scalable..." Look out law firms, Axiom is trying to beat you at your own game, as Drew Combs discovers
By Legal Week | July 26, 2012
"There will always be associates willing to work hard in the hope of promotion. It is not in the partnership's interest to change that - firms will take advantage. Breakdowns and mistakes will always be seen as a sign of an individual's weakness..."
By Legal Week | July 26, 2012
Lawyers from White & Case's City office work to clear a man's name in a 30-year-old murder case. Chris Johnson reports
By Suzi Ring | July 19, 2012
"Despite the risk of further indulging the profession's propensity for judicial hagiography, the fact remains that it is hard to find a practitioner unhappy with the appointment of Master of the Rolls Lord Neuberger as the new president of the Supreme Court..."
By Legal Week | July 19, 2012
The National Policy Planning Framework has streamlined government planning policy, but has raised questions for local authorities, say Irwin Mitchell's Oliver Martin and Holly Trotman
By Legal Week | July 19, 2012
Rachel Orton reveals why green leases are struggling to make an impact in the property industry, and asks whether anything can be done to revive them
By Legal Week | July 13, 2012
The modest liberalism of the Human Rights Act has made it a depressingly easy target for politicians, laments Conor Gearty
By Legal Week | July 12, 2012
The UN's endorsement of a set of guiding principles means foreign investors need to pay attention to human rights law. Stephane Brabant and Johanna Hull report
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