Flexible Working | Analysis

Good Business or Big Brother? In-Office Tracking is a Contentious Subject and Messaging Matters

By Patrick Smith

Law firms track everything from badge swipes to keystrokes for their employees. But is putting a person's location in... Read More

Legal Education | News

Toronto Law School to Return $450,000 Donation to Amazon Amid Criticism Over Transparency

By Gail J. Cohen

The money to fund research on antitrust and competition issues came at a time when the Canadian government has been... Read More

Law Firm Hiring

King & Spalding, Fieldfisher Add Partners in Paris

By Anne Bagamery

Fieldfisher has hired a biotech partner along with two associates while King & Spalding is building in arbitration. Read More

Dispute Resolution

Australian Government to Disclose Climate Risk to Investors After Lawsuit

By Christopher Niesche

The move makes Australia the world's first AAA-rated country to warn investors that climate change could affect the... Read More

Law Firm Hiring | News

Addleshaw Goddard, DWF Scale Up in Dubai with Partner Hires

By Peter Shaw-Smith

Several law firms are scaling up in the Middle East amid liberalizing markets. Read More

Dispute Resolution

Former Allen & Overy Global Arbitration Co-Head Joins Hong Kong's Temple Chambers

By Brian Yap

Matt Gearing will continue to be a member of Fountain Court Chambers as well as a non-resident member of Quayside Chambers... Read More

Innovation | News

Concerned About the Risks of ChatGPT, Australia's Allens Built an Alternative

By Christopher Niesche

It took about six months for the firm to build its own GenAI platform, which it has named "Airlie" in honor of Airlie... Read More

Capital Markets | News

Four Firms Line Up For Barcelona FC Media Deal

By Alex D'Elia

Firms from Spain and the US have advised on the deal to centralize the football club's digital and audiovisual content... Read More