Law firms today are faced with many challenges including maintaining profitability, running efficiently, recruiting and retaining talent, and keeping up with the latest technology. All of this combined with the rise of the client-empowered era, where clients demand services be faster, simpler and tailored to their needs, is forcing law firms to take note of the fact they need to digitise or die.
Following INTERPOL recent red notice elections, Edward Grange and Danielle Reece-Greenhalgh, lawyers at leading criminal defence law firm Corker Binning, discuss the political neutrality of the organisation, and the different tests applied when removing red notices on political grounds compared to contesting extradition or claiming asylum on the basis of political persecution.
As is often the case and due to the unique nature of the mid-market, it [the M&A market] behaves differently than publicly traded bonds, currency or stock markets. Sentiment is very important and public markets are sometimes critical influencers. However, most of the transactions in this market are private, cover a very broad range of […]
According to the ‘Robert Walters 2018 Salary Survey’, private practice legal professionals, namely lawyers, have benefitted from an average salary increase of 5% this year.
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