Fry up, Eversheds down: Lessons from a failed merger – Culture war: Dublin elite battles to recruit and retain the best – Keane McDonald: A recruiter’s view on what young Irish lawyers really want – Steadying the ship: As uncertainty becomes the new normal, how are Irish law firms still thriving?
How Swiss law firms are surviving and thriving in turbulent times
Big US law firms have agreed almost $1bn+ in pro bono deals with the White House. So, what do senior lawyers think about threats to the rule of law?
The gloves are off: US-China trade war Hong Kong: China stimulus – anxious wait for recovery Japan rising: investors flock to Tokyo in search of opportunity Singapore shines: A moment in the sun, or a tipping point?
Election imminent, housing dominates • Managing success in Dublin • ESG: keen to be seen to be green • Flying high: record airline insurance dispute • Finding a new equilibrium
Huge ambition, big expansion, intense competition. Battle lines are drawn for offshore firms to wage war with each other in London’s lucrative legal market.
London Calling – Ireland’s law firms are expanding their footprint in London • A capital idea – Matheson’s London growth boosted by the hire of ex-Kirkland PE star Rory Mullarkey
• Switzerland: Still resilient and reliable? • Germany’s distress: Switzerland needs the sick man of Europe to recover • Swiss Regulation: The privacy vs transparency debate rages on • A feast for litigators: Fallout from the UBS-Credit Suisse merger
The way we were: how DEI took shape • The way we live now: law firms are moving fast • The shape of things to come: big challenges ahead • A personal perspective: Tameka Davis’ D&I priorities
Luxembourg: funds in flux • Channelling growth • Cayman’s world class bench • Cayman: The global capital of offshore disputes • Why Cayman clients want London KCs
