General Counsel and In House Counsel | News

Legal Departments Want Their Firms Using Gen AI—and Expect Cost Savings

By Rhys Dipshan

The 16th annual Law Department Operation Survey from the Blickstein Group and Deloitte found that while some legal departments... Read More

Alternative Dispute Resolution | News

Colombia Attempts to Toss Case Over $20 Billion in Sunken Treasure

By Amy Guthrie

Arbitrators must decide whether treasure hunters have rights to a potential bounty of gold, silver and gems from a Spanish... Read More

Law Firm Management | News

Dentons' Global CEO to Stand Down Next Year

By Kasvi Sehgal

During Elliot Portnoy's tenure the firm has grown rapidly into one of the world's largest legal institutions. Read More

Law Firm Management | News

Hogan Lovells Stays the Course With Current Chair Amid Era of Leadership Transition

By Dan Roe

Marie-Aimée de Dampierre earned asecond term as peer firms have selected new leaders. Read More

Law Firm Management | News

Majority of Lawyers Experienced Incivility Over the Last Year: Report

By Gail J. Cohen

A Toronto Lawyers Association survey shows almost 70% of respondents say they had experienced or witnessed uncivil behavior... Read More

Flexible Working | News

Slaughter and May Makes 'Reduced Hours For Reduced Pay' a Permanent Option

By Charlotte Johnstone

Following a successful trial starting in 2021, the firm's 'switch on/switch off' model will be taken forward in the... Read More

Commercial Litigation | News

Crowell, Loyens & Loeff and Strelia Counsel Pfizer Lawsuits Against Hungary and Poland

By Alex D'Elia

Pfizer and BioNTech have sued the Polish and Hungarian governments over COVID-19 vaccine orders. Read More

Environmental Law | Features

Lawyer Reticence on Climate Change is 'Weird': Partners From Kirkland, Clifford Chance and Linklaters Speak Out at COP28

By Habiba Cullen-Jafar

As this year's COP comes to an end and the fight against climate change still seems long, lawyers discussed where they... Read More