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Six Major Law Firms Join Tech Platform Reynen Court's Supporters
A startup that wants to transform how law firms select and deploy technology now counts four Magic Circle firms and a raft of elite U.S. firms as supporters.
Five Major U.S. Firms Join Legal Tech Startup Reynen Court's Supporters
A startup that wants to transform how law firms select and deploy technology now counts four Magic Circle firms and a raft of elite U.S. firms as supporters.
The Law Firm Disrupted: Is Big Law 'Clutch'? Nobody Knows. Yet!
There's an evolution underway in the legal services industry to apply more statistical rigor to rating lawyer performance.
Two Magic Circle Firms Offer Gender Reassignment Coverage to Staff
The pair are the first in the group to cover the procedure for staff under their private medical insurance plans.
US Law Firms Are Falling Behind in the UK M&A Market
After years sitting atop the league tables in the U.K., American firms saw a sudden and significant decline last year. The shift has raised eyebrows around London, and M&A lawyers are abuzz.
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RICO: Civil and Criminal Law and Strategy
Authors: Hon. Jed S. Rakoff, Howard W. Goldstein
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U.K. Firms Looking Across the Pond Risk Entering No-Man's Land
In a sense, a tie-up with a U.S. firm offers the worst of both worlds.
Wachtell Partner: Why the Firm Remains Reclusive
The Manhattan firm has average profits per equity partner well over $5 million and a long track record of advising on prestigious deals, but it faces the same pressures as many independent firms in needing to carefully manage its overseas referral relationships as many rivals build up global operations.
Bad for Business? Firms Diverge Over Entering Legal Tech Market
For some, law firm-backed technology can face resistance in the market and stunt a firm's openness to new tools. For others, knowing the inner workings of a firm is the key to legal innovation. So what's the deal?
Law Firms Split Over Entering Legal Tech Market
For some, law firm-backed technology can face resistance in the market and stunt a firm's openness to new tools. For others, it's the key to success.
Wachtell Partner: 'We Are Not That Modern'
Adam Emmerich, a corporate partner at the elite Manhattan outfit, comments on the rise of global law firms and which U.K. operations it favors working with.Trending Stories
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- 5Losses Mount at Morris Manning, but Departing Ex-Chair Stays Bullish About His Old Firm's Future
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