Lawyers normally love a league table – so long as they are at the top of it. Yet when Orrick usurped Shoosmiths at the top of PitchBook’s 2025 venture capital advisory rankings it passed with barely a ...

The government has published its response to the consultation on the right of trade unions to access workplaces, a measure ...

In 2015, The Lawyer wrote: “eight candidates for two top roles at Allen & Overy, and not one woman. For a law firm committed ...

The SRA has been ordered to pay 65 per cent of Dentons’ costs incurred in High Court and Court of Appeal proceedings, including a payment of £200,000 on account.

Well-drafted dispute resolution provisions can strike a balance between certainty and flexibility, giving parties a clear framework and a practical roadmap when things go awry, while allowing the ...

Where offices have moved beyond a basic Cat A fit‑out to a more bespoke Cat B configuration, rateable value should reflect ...

AGRD Partners, the private equity-backed association of Swedish law firms launched last year, has now introduced its own legal tech course for university students. The course, dubbed the ‘AGRD ...

Revolut is scrapping its traditional legal panel in favour of a performance-based system as it pushes firms to prove that their investment in AI is delivering for clients. The fintech will replace its ...

The administrators of one of the main lending entities that formed part of collapsed bridging lender Market Financial ...

The Premier League has spent more than £100m on its legal fees over the past three seasons, with the last two years likely to have been the busiest ever for its in-house team. The League’s accounts… ...

Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) has brushed off a multimillion-pound negligence claim from former clients over a failed £126m ...

Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz has now lost five partners to Latham & Watkins in New York, following this week’s exit of ...