Burges Salmon tops list of firms meeting client expectations on people, planet and governance, according to Lamp House Strategy
London commercial and arbitration courts outperform rivals in New York, Hong Kong and Singapore, report finds
Law firms also lack sufficient investment in their marketing and business development teams
US firm grew African headcount 177% between 2019 and 2022, according to Africa Legal
For the first time in years, piracy levels rose in 2022, largely driven by TV shows, series, films and manga publications
Almost half of firms say attracting and retaining talent is their biggest challenge this year, according to NatWest survey
Claims involving fraud generally up since 2014 but proportion of non-UK claimants has dipped in recent years, according to new report by litigation boutique Stewarts and analytics platform Solomonic
Survey shows that more than a third of lawyers were unaware of UK regulator’s 2018 warning notice
Litigation growth also helps offset drop in transactional demand, according to Thomson Reuters
In-house counsel expect law firms to adopt cutting edge tech more than law firms think they do
While hybrid and part-time working are now the norm, survey uncovers need for more practical support for women
Increased regulatory demands prompts shift in ESG policy from GCs to chief compliance officers and CEOs
Law firms should leverage technology to improve responsiveness and help clients extract value from data, says new report from Simmons & Simmons
Edited by Marcus Dearle, online resource explores how key jurisdictions approach divorce, finance and the media
Trademark association provides insight into how companies are working to address counterfeiting
Research underlines UK capital’s resilience as disputes centre with international litigants, led by Russians, outnumbering domestic parties, reports Ben Rigby
Practical online comparative Global Legal Post guide is co-edited by Three Crowns partners Carmen Martinez Lopez and Liz Snodgrass
MoFo survey shows most companies think impact of recent banking collapses will be short-lived
Half of legal professionals agree generative AI should be used for legal work, despite concerns over accuracy, privacy, confidentiality and security
Employers are not fully adhering to ESG-related employment legislation and guidance, write William Fry lawyers Catherine O'Flynn and Eimear O'Leary