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Following President Trump’s victory, the US-China trade war looks set to escalate, affecting offshore firms in Hong Kong and across the rest of Asia

As US law firms leave Greater China, the jury is still out on whether Beijing’s $1.4trn stimulus package will lead to a sustained Hong Kong recovery

The land of the rising sun has finally re-appeared on the investment horizon, as offshore law firms beat a path to Tokyo in search of golden opportunity

Singapore is having ‘a real moment in the sun’ according to offshore lawyers, but it is still unlikely to eclipse Hong Kong – at least for now.

Dublin law firm leaders share their thoughts on Irish politics: Simon Harris as Taoiseach, a faltering Sinn Féin, and challenges facing the coalition government

Size, revenues, clients, growth, market share, profitability, retention, quality: Irish managing partners reveal how they benchmark success.

Some Irish lawyers suggest that ESG regulation is creating conversations rather than creating work; others point to ESG being in every deal. So, who’s right?

More than a dozen Irish law firms and scores of lawyers advising on insurance claims relating to leased aircraft detained in Russia following sanctions

In competing for local talent and international clients, the dynamic Irish legal market is increasingly Darwinian: the strongest firms will survive and thrive

As one of his first acts in government following Labour’s landslide election victory, Britain’s new prime minister Sir Keir Starmer invited his Irish counterpart Simon Harris to Chequers.