SCL Liverpool branch
The Society for Computers & Law has a new branch in Liverpool. This follows a successful society organised exhibition in the city last year. Cuff Roberts’ David Rawlinson is chair of the branch.
The Society for Computers & Law has a new branch in Liverpool. This follows a successful society organised exhibition in the city last year. Cuff Roberts’ David Rawlinson is chair of the branch.
The Solicitors Benevolent Association will hold a champagne reception and dinner to celebrate the appointment of Christopher Walford, of Allen & Overy, as Lord Mayor. Walford is the first solicitor to hold the post in more than 40 years. The Primrose Party will be held at the Egyptian Room, Mansion House, on Tuesday 7 March. […]
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A LAW firm has teamed up with its local chamber of commerce to encourage companies to sign up to a free legal advice hotline for employees. Small to medium size companies are being targeted in the scheme, believed to be unique, run jointly by solicitors Palmer Wheeldon and the Cambridge and District Chamber of Commerce. […]
One of A&O Shearman’s recently hired lateral partners has resigned following a drink-driving conviction. Months since joining the newly merged firm, structured finance partner John Goldfinch has left A&O Shearman in response to being stopped by police in April. According to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), Goldfinch pled guilty to drink driving at Southampton Magistrates’ […]
Clyde & Co has transformed all its corporate loan facilities into sustainability-linked loans, providing a financial incentive to achieve its greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets. The firm first switched its credit facility with Barclays to a sustainability-linked credit facility in May 2023, which means the interest rate changes depending on whether or not Clydes meets […]
It has been a bumper year for the UK’s top 100 law firms, with 44 posting double-digit growth – the highest since before the global financial crisis. A further four firms (Macfarlanes, TLT, Weightmans and Birketts) increased revenue despite a truncated year due to the Government’s basis period reforms. And if we take the five-year […]
DAC Beachcroft (DACB) has launched its second office in Asia Pacific. DACB will form an association with the newly-created CK Lee & Co, a Hong Kong firm that will ensure DACB’s clients can access legal advice internationally and in Hong Kong. The firm will be led by Kelvin Lee who was previously a partner at […]
Norton Rose Fulbright (NRF) has unveiled a new global leadership structure that could see partners paid significantly more for originating or introducing work regardless of where it is carried out. The firm’s new system, which had been operating on an interim basis since former CEO Gerry Pecht retired from the firm last year, has now […]
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The 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 […]
One of A&O Shearman’s recently hired lateral partners has resigned following a drink-driving conviction. Months since joining the newly merged firm, structured finance partner John Goldfinch has left A&O Shearman in response to being stopped by police in April. According to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), Goldfinch pled guilty to drink driving at Southampton Magistrates’ […]
Clyde & Co has transformed all its corporate loan facilities into sustainability-linked loans, providing a financial incentive to achieve its greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets. The firm first switched its credit facility with Barclays to a sustainability-linked credit facility in May 2023, which means the interest rate changes depending on whether or not Clydes meets […]
It has been a bumper year for the UK’s top 100 law firms, with 44 posting double-digit growth – the highest since before the global financial crisis. A further four firms (Macfarlanes, TLT, Weightmans and Birketts) increased revenue despite a truncated year due to the Government’s basis period reforms. And if we take the five-year […]
DAC Beachcroft (DACB) has launched its second office in Asia Pacific. DACB will form an association with the newly-created CK Lee & Co, a Hong Kong firm that will ensure DACB’s clients can access legal advice internationally and in Hong Kong. The firm will be led by Kelvin Lee who was previously a partner at […]
Norton Rose Fulbright (NRF) has unveiled a new global leadership structure that could see partners paid significantly more for originating or introducing work regardless of where it is carried out. The firm’s new system, which had been operating on an interim basis since former CEO Gerry Pecht retired from the firm last year, has now […]
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