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Linklaters Looks Within for Next Chief Financial Officer
Incumbent Peter Hickman will retire after 13 years at the firm.
Black Lawyers in the UK Say Their Firms Are Using Them to Mislead Clients on Diversity
A Law.com International investigation has uncovered how tokenism is rife across the UK's legal industry with a host of Black and minority lawyers describing how their names and images were used on client pitches and promotional materials they had nothing to do with.
Most Top UK Law Firm Offices Are Less Than Half Full
An industry poll has found office returns are low, stoking the wider industry debate about the merits of office versus home working.
Privacy Expert Bedoya To Bring Fresh Perspective to FTC
In this edition of their Antitrust Trade and Practice column, Karen Hoffman Lent and Kenneth Schwartz discuss what can be expected from Alvaro Bedoya if he is confirmed as a Commissioner to the Federal Trade Commission.
Plaintiffs Firms and Politicians Unite in the Fight Against Big Agriculture
Class actions alleging price-fixing are heading to the courts at the same time as the Biden administration focuses its attention on antitrust in the agricultural industry.
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Remote Work Limiting Soft Costs for Many Firms: The Morning Minute
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Major UK Firms Team Up to Tackle Legal Industry Diversity Failings
Leaders at eight firms including Linklaters and HSF have formed the group to improve retention and progression for Black, Asian and minority ethnic individuals within the legal sector.
Pregnancy Loss Policies Are Becoming More Prevalent Among UK Law Firms
One employment lawyer calling for more specific policies on the topics says that "pregnancy loss can result in the breakdown of relationship between employer and employee."
Take Caution in Revisiting 'NY Times v. Sullivan' Standard
If any judicial pruning is to occur, it must be done in a careful and considered way that does not curb uninhibited, robust, and wide-open debate on public issues.
Will the UK's Decision to Suspend Competition Law to Solve the Fuel Crisis Set a Bad Precedent?
Lawyers from A&O, Slaughter and May and Baker McKenzie calm fears over the U.K.'s "rare" legislative move.Trending Stories
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