
The Friday Edit: Tods Murray gives up the ghost, innovation everywhere and the secret political life of managing partners
As the end of the working week beckons, it’s time once more for our weekly recap of the notable legal…
As the end of the working week beckons, it’s time once more for our weekly recap of the notable legal…
During its 125th anniversary year, Slaughter and May still divides the industry like no other institution. For its admirers, it…
Welcome to the latest instalment of our weekly recap of interesting things that happened in law land this week.
A few weeks ago I returned from the 37th annual ILTA education conference, which was held this year at the…
Welcome to the latest instalment of our weekly recap of interesting things that happened in law land this week.
This is the third edition of our new review of the week, which I am now bitterly regretting as we…
There are many careers that are worthwhile. All jobs should be important to the people who do them. And all…
Welcome to the second of our new series the Friday Edit in which we take an informal look back at…
Alex Novarese, editor-in-chief of Legal Business, sat down with Lex 100 recently to discuss the current state of the legal industry…
Welcome to a new and hastily-named feature on Legal Business’s blog in which we reflect on the week and highlight…
Eight years is a long time at the helm of an organisation like the Law Society, and so as he…
I finally got round to reading this report from John Maule on the Legal Services Board research pages. It sells…
It’s quite a rarity for a practising lawyer to suggest serious unethicality on the part of his or her colleagues,…
We’re just back from a week in London – coincidentally smack in the middle of the UK firms’ earnings-release season…
Alex Novarese takes a jaded view of the latest attempt to avoid transparency It would almost be too easy to…
The ethical dimensions of in-house practice are a significant source of academic and practical interest, as the recent investigation of…
Given that I get paid to poke around law firms’ inner workings, it’s not that often that I find it…
It would almost be too easy to pick holes in the letter that Dentons has supplied to the media to justify…
Given that I get paid to poke around law firms’ inner workings, it’s not that often that I find it…
RSG’s Reena SenGupta argues an improving economic climate is leading top law firms to wrongly assume the ‘new’ normal is…