Commentary

In the Law Firm-Client Relationship, Law Firms Are Playing a Dangerous Game

By Lisa Shuchman

Law firms are raising rates to protect and increase profits. Corporate legal departments are cutting costs and bringing... Read More

Antitrust | News

Eversheds Sutherland Advises on Sustainability-Focused Joint Venture Between 4 Agriculture Giants

By Linda A. Thompson

Competition authorities in the Netherlands, Greece and Germany have recently all taken steps to make sustainability-focused... Read More

Legal Technology | Analysis

Behind the Algorithms: 3 International Regulators Share Their Approach to AI Governance

By Isha Marathe

Every country is treading their own path with AI governance. At the IAPP AI Governance 2023 conference, panelists from... Read More

Partner Promotions | News

Latham's New Partner Class Is Male-Dominated, But So Are Many of Its Peers'

By Justin Henry

The law firm's new partner class is 38% female, an increase over last year's 31%. Six of the new partners are based... Read More

Alternative Dispute Resolution | Features

Annulled $11B Arbitral Award Sheds Light on Darker Side of International Arbitrations

By Alfred Olufemi

The London High Court decision to overturn a substantial arbitral sum has raised the issue of alleged corrupt practices... Read More

Bankruptcy | News

Paul Hastings Secures Restructuring Co-Chair With KKR Hire

By Kasvi Sehgal

The lawyer previously worked as managing director on the credit team at KKR. Read More

Law Firm Profitability | Commentary

Why Concealing PEP Isn't Always the Best Idea

By Krishnan Nair

A few firms have omitted PEP from their most recent financial results—there's really only one way the market will... Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

Australia's Hamilton Locke Takes Team of Ten from Clyde & Co.

By Christopher Niesche

The departures come after Clyde & Co laid off 10 lawyers in August. Read More