Eversheds Sutherland: The 2020 masterplan
At a partnership meeting this week, Eversheds Sutherland co-CEOs Lee Ranson and Mark Wasserman outlined their three year expansion strategy.
Latham loses Paris partner to Taylor Wessing in rare exit
Latham & Watkins has lost a corporate partner in Paris to Taylor Wessing, marking a rare departure from the US firm’s French operations
Eversheds Sutherland’s shipping team dented as group joins Clydes
Clyde & Co has hired Eversheds Sutherland’s entire marine team in Newcastle after a five-lawyer exit.
Why Ericsson’s 2017 strategy overhaul will mean more agile lawyers
2017 is a year of change at telecoms leader Ericsson, with a new CEO and revamped business strategy.
The innovation case study: The E.on sole provider model
Faced with cutting external costs E.on’s legal team moved to a sole provider model. Here’s how the company made it a model of success.
Case study: Mishcon’s proptech transformation
Mishcon de Reya’s real estate team is leading the technological revolution. Here’s how it is rethinking real estate data with Mishcon Maps.
Which is the best US law firm in London?
The combined UK revenues of the largest US firms in London grew by a miserly 1 per cent last year, but this masks a huge variance in performance.
QBE cuts UK panel again as eight firms win spots
Eight firms have won places on QBE’s UK claims panel, while a number of longstanding advisers have lost spots.
Taylor Wessing global revenue hits high of £270m
Taylor Wessing has posted a modest rise in UK turnover amid a 6 per cent increase in global revenue.
DWF launches in Singapore with Eversheds Sutherland hires
DWF is set to open its first Singapore office with hires from Eversheds Sutherland, including managing partner Oommen Mathew.
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Why AI will eat the law
The future face of the legal industry, where a law firm could have thousands of clients and no lawyers, was on show this morning at artificial intelligence conference CogX.
Osborne Clarke wins first spot on £50m rail panel
Osborne Clarke is one of eight firms to have won a place on the UK Government’s £50m rail panel.