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Slater & Gordon has announced a A$425.1m (£262.8M) net loss during the first six months of the 2016/17 financial year.
Software giant ARM has hired a new general counsel following the departure of Philip Davis.
Today’s Cadwalader is wrestling with the problem of how to hang on to what it used to be while at the same time presenting a fresh, modern face to a highly competitive market.
This year’s Offshore Top 30 shows the calibre of a market that has weathered tough reputational issues (such as the Panama Papers) as well as heightened investor concern over seismic changes in international business.
Following a train of defections and sliding profits the embattled Cadwalader leadership thrashed out on a recovery strategy. Get back to basics; focus on key product lines; close Asia.
Clifford Chance has won the first round of a multi-million pound dispute between the owners of Blackpool FC.
Olswang has confirmed that its offices in Madrid, Brussels and Paris will close ahead of its merger with CMS Cameron McKenna and Nabarro.
Uber has hired Covington & Burling to investigate allegations of sexual harassment within its business.
Allen & Overy (A&O) has continued to grow its US finance practice with the hire of a three-partner team from Paul Hastings.
Shearman & Sterling’s London office has boosted its revenue 14 per cent over 2016 to $169.7m.
There is something strange happening in the legal market. A new breed of law firm is emerging – not the traditional geared partnership structure but a small agile animal that is highly specialised in its feeding habits: the boutique law firm. Unlike the traditional full service model, boutique firms are typically highly specialised, run by senior lawyers and characterised by low gearing.