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Pogust Goodhead’s head of Australia has quietly stepped down from leading the firm, alongside another partner, making these the latest departures from a firm facing alleged internal tension between ...
Gardening has transformed from an old-fashioned pastime to a popular trend in the past few years, and now, even law firms are ...
Bird & Bird is set to launch in Lisbon, hiring a team of eight lawyers and additional support staff for its opening. The team is joining from Portuguese firm Sérvulo & Associados.
Two fast-growing legal technology companies, including one set up by a pair of ex-Freshfields lawyers, have been selected to join Tech Nation’s flagship Future Fifty programme. The two scaleups ...
With significant experience in the fintech industry, Khim is currently a Senior Lawyer at Xero, a global accounting platform for small businesses, where she has implemented key AI and ...
Mateusz currently serves as VP, Head of International Legal Affairs at Barilla Group, a renowned Italian food company. In this role, he oversees all legal matters outside of ...
Amber is results driven, approachable and responsive to client’s requirements and timelines. She takes a commercial approach to advising clients with an eye on minimising cost and ...
Pippa Crerar is Political Editor of The Guardian and one of the UK’s most respected political journalists, with more than two decades of experience covering Westminster and international affairs.
Rectification is a remedy exercised in the court’s discretion to re-write mistaken wording in a legal document so that it ...
HMRC delays are held to be reasonable excuse for a taxpayer’s late payment of VAT, a tribunal has ruled. Kate Garcia and ...
Clyde & Co is overhauling its shared services structure, moving away from a patchwork of localised teams with a three-hub model designed to centralise finance, IT and other support functions.
The fees of a star silk from Brick Court in the mammoth Russian aviation litigation almost matched that of seven barristers representing the so-called “all risks” insurers, according to a ...