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Workplace Safety: How to Respond to a Catastrophe

31st March 2022
No business is immune to disaster, and none should take workplace safety for granted. How can legal counsel mitigate the impact of a disaster?
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How to Deliver Cross-Border Compliance in Large Organisations

31st March 2022
The role of a General Counsel is one that demands specialised knowledge necessary for guiding a company’s legal activities.
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What Makes an Exceptional Defence Attorney?

31st March 2022
Criminal defence remains an area of interest for many law students, though experience is essential to a proper understanding of the field.
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Enshrining Corporate Governance in Your Business Plan

31st March 2022
The strengthening of corporate governance has been identified as an important growth factor for businesses internationally.
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Freshfields Further Reduces Gender And Ethnicity Pay Gaps

29th March 2022
Freshfields has published its gender pay gap since 2017 and has voluntarily shared its ethnicity pay gap since 2018.  The firm’s mean gender pay gap for 2021, published this month, comes in at 52.1%, representing a decrease from last year’s result of 54.5%. In 2019, the gap stood at 57.2%. As such, this year’s results […]
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Latham & Watkins Hires Mental Health Counsellors For Its London Lawyers

22nd March 2022
Latham & Watkins has taken on two mental health professionals to offer counselling to UK employees amid growing concerns over burnout in the legal sector, exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.  Previously, the firm offered counselling sessions to employees in its other offices but has now extended this initiative to cover more locations, such as London, […]
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Law Firm Exodus in Russia Continues as Baker Mackenzie and Dentons Close Offices

16th March 2022
International law firm Baker McKenzie and Dentons are latest in a line of businesses to leave Russia.
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More Leading Law Firms Close Moscow Offices In Response To Ukraine War

8th March 2022
Linklaters and Norton Rose Fulbright have become the latest law firms to take action in response to Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine, joining other big names such as Allen & Overy.  On Friday, Linklaters, which opened its office in the Russian capital in 1992, announced that “after careful consideration” it has decided to shut its […]
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Allen & Overy To Refuse New Russia-Related Instructions

7th March 2022
“We are reviewing our Russia-related portfolio”, Allen & Overy wrote in a statement posted on LinkedIn. “As a result, we will refuse new instructions and stop all Russia-linked work that goes against our values. We will, naturally, vigorously implement all political decisions and comply with applicable sanctions and rules.” Allen & Overy’s statement is one […]
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Dutch Law Firm Drops Russian Clients

3rd March 2022
On Thursday, Dutch law firm Houthoff, which has regularly represented Russian interests and the Kremlin, announced it would be terminating its relationships with Russian clients amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. It has been a week since Russia launched its unprovoked attack on Ukraine, with over 1 million civilians already fleeing the war-torn country, according to […]
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