“I’m a senior lawyer in a major construction company and we’ve been undergoing a lot of change management in the last few months. The strategy consultants spent a week in our department. Our GC who barely troubles himself with what happens day to day in our business and tends to be busy “strategising” with the […]
For any law firm with international ambitions, an office in the Middle East is a must. And for those regional outposts, learning to coexist while maintaining individuality is just as crucial
Central and Eastern Europe’s healthcare industry is fast emerging as an attractive destination for domestic and international investors, says research by Kinstellar and The Lawyer of over 100 corporates, financial investors and advisers active in the healthcare sector.
Dechert has recruited again from Kirkland & Ellis – this time bringing on board corporate partner Christopher Field and tax partner Jane Scobie.
Simmons & Simmons and Locke Lord are advising two former Afren executives after the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) announced it was charging the pair for fraud-related offences.
Constantine Cannon has expanded its whistleblowing practice into London making it the first of its kind to have a permanent base in the capital.
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has taken the role for Hellman & Friedman in one of Europe’s largest-ever buyout deals.
The combined revenue of this year’s Top 30 Chinese firms totalled at RMB26bn in 2016, doubling their total sum in 2013.
Ahead of their panel session on ‘Bringing your team along for the journey’ at The Lawyer’s In-house Counsel as Business Partner 2017 in association with EY, Jonathan Lipman, Vicky Sandry and Katherine Thomas are sharing their thoughts on helping your team identify and pursue their career goals and making them feel valued. Many argue that […]
Berwin Leighton Paisner head of strategic client technology Bruce Braude talks to The Lawyer ahead of this year’s Business Leadership Summit, which focuses on the law firm of 2025.
DWF’s revenue has grown to £201.2m, an 8 per cent increase on last year’s figure of £187.1m.
Australian-listed Slater & Gordon has announced it will split from its UK arm after a 46.3 per cent fall in profits in 2016/17.