Slaughters opts against salary hikes after December boost
Slaughter and May has frozen its associate pay after introducing a wave of benefits last December.
Slaughter and May has frozen its associate pay after introducing a wave of benefits last December.
Gibson Dunn & Crutcher is set to hire a four-partner team from Ashurst’s Paris office.
Norton Rose Fulbright has restarted merger talks with Australian independent firm Henry Davis York (HDY), with partners expected to vote on the proposed union in the coming weeks.
The Conservative party has emerged as the favoured choice of Lawyer readers as the country prepares to go to the polls tomorrow.
Norton Rose Fulbright’s litigation practice will undergo a shakeup ahead of its merger with Chadbourne & Parke this year, as current head Deirdre Walker is set to leave London for Dubai.
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has closed its investigation into PricewaterhouseCooper’s role as auditor for Tesco at the height of the 2014 accounting scandal when the supermarket overstated its profits by £326m.
The Law of Society of England and Wales is setting up a pro bono legal panel for victims of the London Bridge attack.
Up to 10 firms will be in the mix for Thames Water’s new legal panel, as the company puts its sole adviser mandate with Berwin Leighton Paisner (BLP) up for review.
The remainder of the 9,000 investors suing RBS over its £12bn rights issue have settled with the bank this morning.
Ince & Co has approached a cohort of firms as it continues to hunt for a UK merger, The Lawyer can reveal.
Herbert Smith Freehills’ Singapore formal law alliance firm Prolegis has hired corporate partner Eugene Lee from Latham & Watkins. But more hiring activities have taken place in Hong Kong in recent weeks.
39 Essex Chambers’ chief executive and clerking director David Barnes is to leave the set he has served for 10 years to return to Atkin Chambers.