Law Firm Management | News

A&O Names Interim Managing Partner Replacement for Gareth Price

By Jack Womack

Price unexpectedly left the firm earlier this month, citing 'personal reasons'. Read More

Flexible Working | News

Ropes Is Latest Law Firm to Require Lawyers to Work Four Days a Week in Office

By Brenda Sapino Jeffreys

Ropes leaders told lawyers that the additional time in the office will help the firm be successful in a highly competitive... Read More

Energy and Natural Resources | News

Orrick Eyes Imminent Foothold in Singapore with US Energy Partner Relocation

By Brian Yap

The U.S. firm is also actively seeking an energy arbitration partner to build out its practice in the city-state. Read More

Law Firm Management | News

The 1,800-Hour Year: Pipe Dream or Essential for Lawyers' Well-Being?

By Dan Roe

An 8 a.m.-to-6 p.m. workday would decrease profit margins by 15% to 20% at top firms. It may also be the only way for... Read More

Career Development | Features

Would Leading Partners Make it Into Law Today?

By Charlotte Johnstone

We asked recruiters to assess the graduate CVs of successful London partners to see if they would be accepted into law... Read More

Banking and Finance | News

Harneys Lands Regulatory & Tax Partner in the Cayman Islands

By Amy Guthrie

The offshore law firm lured Juan Pablo Urrutia from Walkers in a locale where competition for talent is stiff. Read More

Employment Law | News

Littler Loses Shareholder, Associate in Mexico City

By Amy Guthrie

Jorge Sales Boyoli has relaunched his labor boutique after just two years with the international firm, taking all of... Read More

Law Firm Partners | News

Partner Remuneration to Decline in Some Australian Firms, Report States

By Christopher Niesche

Slowing economy puts pressure on law firm profits. Read More