Tougher operating conditions means law firm leaders may need to rethink their partner performance evaluation process, writes Moray McLaren
Charles Severs to succeed veteran managing partner Simon Levine at the start of next year
Law firms worldwide are reevaluating partner remuneration strategies amid rising costs and economic uncertainties, writes Moray McLaren
Wheatly MacNamara to succeed Jason Glover as managing partner of 200-lawyer office in October
Frankfurt office head Georg Linde becomes German managing partner, alongside co-managing partner Kamyar Abrar
Emma Pioli to succeed incumbent Andy Stylianou in May
Competition lawyer Andreas Reindl to take helm of leading Belgian firm 1 February
Duo will support long-serving senior partner Pedro Pérez-Llorca at Spanish heavyweight which has been growing rapidly
Victor Nuñez joins in New York having earlier been global CFO at Norton Rose Fulbright
Scott Campbell resumes leadership role following Jonathan Fried’s return to full-time practice
Construction lawyer Rodney Gomez will succeed Dhinesh Bhaskaran as managing partner
DE&I champion Sandie Okoro awarded OBE while UK listings reformer Mark Austin becomes a CBE
Merger talk leaks and predatory rivals were a symptom, not the cause of New York firm’s malaise, reports John Malpas
Elections at UK Magic Circle firm will determine transatlantic giant’s leadership team
Togut Segal & Segal serving as legal counsel alongside liquidation manager from Teneo and restructuring expert David Pauker
Mitchell Nussbaum and Arash Khalili to succeed firm chair Kenneth Florin in February
Departure of 13-strong team is being put down to a strategy shift by Dechert
Andrew Johnston to succeed John Joyce following latter’s decision to stand down early
US and UK firms have been seeking to expand their European footprints post-Brexit, writes Buchanan Law’s James Lavan
While 46% of all senior lawyers are women, male leaders continue to dominate in law firms and corporate legal teams