
A star signing is one thing but who needs a lateral?
The worlds of business, politics and sport have since the 1970s fallen increasingly under the spell of the star individual…
The worlds of business, politics and sport have since the 1970s fallen increasingly under the spell of the star individual…
There’s nothing like a bit of schadenfreude when matters go awry and the collapse of Cobbetts as an independent entity…
A few years ago – during what in retrospect turned out to be a boom – you knew where you…
A lot of firms talk a lot of rubbish about cohesive, collegiate partnerships these days but the competitive spirit within…
The worst-kept secret in global law finally became official in November. Norton Rose and Fulbright & Jaworski announced their 3,800-lawyer…
One particularly interesting statistic emerged from our in-house survey last month: 33% of respondents said they felt law firms were…
A clear message from last month’s LB100 report was that the merger of two firms that have ‘simply cuddled together…
When we first published the gross fees of 35 leading firms with revenues over £20m in 1992, we were approaching…
Ahead of our LB100 report next month, one merger is on the table that requires some hard choices now to…
On the face of it, news that Bristol-based TLT is to open simultaneously in Scotland, by acquiring niche firm Anderson…
London disputes specialist Stewarts Law was shortlisted for Law Firm of the Year at the Legal Business Awards in February…
James Tsolakis of The Royal Bank of Scotland published his annual report, A perspective on the legal market, in March.…
In the same way the sports media has speculated long and hard these past couple of years on the ‘demise’…