QBD jury list
* The following cases are pending in the High Court Queen’s Bench Division jury list: Kearns and Ors v Williams (3 April); Giwa-Osagie v Hall and Ors (not before 3 April).
* The following cases are pending in the High Court Queen’s Bench Division jury list: Kearns and Ors v Williams (3 April); Giwa-Osagie v Hall and Ors (not before 3 April).
A major conference at the end of this will month begin with a murder and end with a debate on the state of legal education. The Association of Law Teachers is kicking off its 31st annual conference with a pre-conference social event – a murder mystery dinner called Murder on the Ocean – at the […]
ANITA BOSE, 54, admitted 1983, practised at material times on own account as Lipman Bose & Co, and Lipman Bose & Maharaj both of London NW11, struck off and ordered to pay u3,665 costs. Allegations substantiated she wrongly drew and used money from client account, failed to honour professional undertakings and failed to keep accounts […]
Observers prepared to watch a battle for supremacy when Nabarros set up in Sheffield. But the firm refused to play. When Nabarro Nathanson rode into town four years ago, Sheffield’s big guns prepared for a legal showdown. “When Nabarros arrived we had to reposition ourselves,” admits Dibb Lupton Alsop regional managing partner Paul Firth. The […]
Gateley’s chairman Nigel Payne has slammed the firm’s shareholders for not voting to allow virtual annual general meetings (AGMs) to take place. In a statement published on the London Stock Exchange, following the AGM that was held today at 12.30pm, Payne noted his disappointment and frustration that the board’s proposal to allow virtual AGMs was […]
Pinsent Masons is representing its longstanding client Everton FC on its sale to Friedkin Group. Blue Heaven Holdings has agreed to sell its 94 per cent stake in the Merseyside club, subject to approvals. Pinsents is leading for Everton FC, while Northridge is advising the seller and Proskauer Rose is on call for The Friedkin […]
9 Stone Buildings, one of the oldest barristers’ chambers in Lincoln’s Inn, has disintegrated as the remainder of its members depart for other sets. 9 Stone was a traditional and commercial chancery set known for its expertise in corporate and personal insolvency matters, and its client roster included liquidators, creditors and Government bodies such as […]
Plans for a radical overhaul and extension of the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s ability to issue financial penalties has been slammed by the City of London Law Society (CLLS) as “arbitrary and not fit for purpose”. The regulator launched a profession-wide consultation in June in requesting market opinions on a new penalty framework. This came after […]
Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison is acting for General Atlantic on its bid to acquire 100 per cent of French software company Esker. The Paul Weiss team is led by partners William Aitken-Davies and Dan Schuster-Woldan and associate Richard Bach. They were supported by French firm Bredin Prat. Aitken-Davies and Schuster-Woldan are recent joiners […]
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Search vacanciesThe Brits are back. We don’t mean the annual popular music jamboree at which microphones are dropped, singers’ bums are bared and popstars challenge each other to punch-ups. We mean UK-headquartered firms and their financial fortunes. For years, the contrast with their oppos from across the Atlantic, most of which have been beavering away driving […]
Newly-qualified (NQ) lawyers have seen salary levels soar over the last decade. In 2014, a fresh-faced Clifford Chance lawyer could earn £67,500; that figure reached £150,000 this summer. It is US firms that have inflated the pot with constant base raises that align London and New York operations. But the ripples spread outwards. When Quinn […]
Eversheds partners aren’t really in the business of throwing curveballs. This week, partners in the International LLP – that’s everything outside the US – cemented Keith Froud as Lee Ranson’s chief executive successor in an uncontested election. We’d have stopped taking bets on this one years ago, you could see it coming a mile off. […]
The Higher Education sector is in big trouble. As we reported last month, universities are struggling to fill places on their undergraduate courses – not least for law degrees. Many are in financial distress. Tuition fees for home students have been capped at £9,250 since 2017 and are falling well behind what is profitable, but […]
Associate retention is one of the biggest bugbears for law firm leaders, as competitive salaries and the promise of greater opportunities lure rising stars away. Added to this, a firm’s biggest cost is its people, but that didn’t stop Freshfields last year pledging to up its trainee intake from 90 to 100 from 2025. Should […]
Gateley’s chairman Nigel Payne has slammed the firm’s shareholders for not voting to allow virtual annual general meetings (AGMs) to take place. In a statement published on the London Stock Exchange, following the AGM that was held today at 12.30pm, Payne noted his disappointment and frustration that the board’s proposal to allow virtual AGMs was […]
Pinsent Masons is representing its longstanding client Everton FC on its sale to Friedkin Group. Blue Heaven Holdings has agreed to sell its 94 per cent stake in the Merseyside club, subject to approvals. Pinsents is leading for Everton FC, while Northridge is advising the seller and Proskauer Rose is on call for The Friedkin […]
9 Stone Buildings, one of the oldest barristers’ chambers in Lincoln’s Inn, has disintegrated as the remainder of its members depart for other sets. 9 Stone was a traditional and commercial chancery set known for its expertise in corporate and personal insolvency matters, and its client roster included liquidators, creditors and Government bodies such as […]
Plans for a radical overhaul and extension of the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s ability to issue financial penalties has been slammed by the City of London Law Society (CLLS) as “arbitrary and not fit for purpose”. The regulator launched a profession-wide consultation in June in requesting market opinions on a new penalty framework. This came after […]
Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison is acting for General Atlantic on its bid to acquire 100 per cent of French software company Esker. The Paul Weiss team is led by partners William Aitken-Davies and Dan Schuster-Woldan and associate Richard Bach. They were supported by French firm Bredin Prat. Aitken-Davies and Schuster-Woldan are recent joiners […]
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