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Are Cuts Looming for UK Law Firms? The Devil is in the Detail
This year's ranking contains several warnings—chief among them being the need for further corrective measures to address the shrinking profit margins.
Some Law Firms Say 'Bye-Bye' to OCI: The Morning Minute
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How Paul Weiss' 'Shocking' Raid on Kirkland Unfolded—and What It Means for the London Market
The firm's aggressive hiring strategy has so far seen 12 arrivals from Kirkland & Ellis, and one from Linklaters.Law Firms' Real Estate and Tech Spending Are Now Intertwined: The Morning Minute
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Paul Weiss Raid on Kirkland Continues with More London Partner Hires
The firm has also brought in a private equity partner from Linklaters, as part of an aggressive hiring spree that saw the firm add Neel Sachdev and others to its London office.
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'The Market Is Virtually Dead': International Law Firms Are Struggling to Hire in China
International firms are struggling to hire and domestic Chinese firms are growing at a much slower pace than just two years ago. With continued volatility in China, law firms aren't sure how to plan their growth and lawyers looking at the lateral market are wondering where they should go.
Greenberg Traurig Gets UAE Law License as Big Law Continues Middle East Expansion
This summer saw Am Law 100 firms gaining law licenses, opening offices and making partnerships in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
A&O Shearman: The Compelling but Unspoken Rationale
Industry observer Hugh A. Simons dives into historical data and law firm dynamics to explore the true, though perhaps unspoken, benefits of a merger between Allen & Overy and Shearman & Sterling.
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