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By Marialuisa Taddia
Allen Overy Shearman Sterling is reducing the headcount in its business services team as it becomes the latest major firm to implement cuts.
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By Ashish Sareen
Two barristers' groups criticized the government on Thursday for failing to deliver on planned investment in cri...(read more)
The Legal Services Board called on the solicitors' watchdog Wednesday to improve its supervision of law firms po...(read more)
A leading legal technology specialist warned on Thursday that rapidly advancing AI will bring "nothing less than societal transformation," with far-reaching consequences for lawyers.
By Adele Redmond
An aspiring judge appealed on Thursday for findings that he was dishonest to be excised from a ruling in his case alleging he was racially discriminated against in his bid for the bench, even though the case was adjourned.
By William Janes
Liquidators for Saad Investments have launched a professional negligence claim against Morrison Foerster LLP and a senior barrister, who represented the defunct lender in a failed fight for compensation for shares worth $318 million.
Kingsley Napley has teamed up with a technology provider to launch an artificial intelligence platform for its legal teams and clients — but the law firm told Law360 on Wednesday that it hasn't ruled out seeking an off-the-shelf legal AI product in the future.
By Alex Baldwin
In-house counsel for AT&T said Wednesday that the company has found "thousands of use cases" for artificial intelligence models in intellectual property work, both in-house and for outside counsel.
By Christopher Crosby
When the Serious Fraud Office abruptly walked away from negotiations over a deferred prosecution agreement with Ultra Electronics in 2022 and widened its bribery investigation, it signaled a setback in the agency's use of corporate settlements.
By Sophia Dourou
Winros Partnership, formerly known as Rosenblatt Solicitors, told an appeals court Wednesday that a venture capital firm should pay its £6 million ($8.2 million) bill, arguing it should be allowed to claim the reasonable value of its services.
Linklaters has launched a practice group bringing together lawyers and data scientists to develop artificial intelligence-enabled "premium" legal services.
By Jamie Lennox
Justice Colin Birss said Tuesday that he is improving his judgments by using artificial intelligence to check for clarity and consistency — but he hinted that having the tech write rulings from scratch would be a step too far.
McDermott Will & Schulte has hired 12 lawyers led by a private equity specialist from Italian firm Gitti and Partners for its office in Milan as it continues to invest in its legal services in Europe.
Watson Farley & Williams LLP said Tuesday that it has promoted seven lawyers from offices in the U.S. and Europe to the firm's partnership, a larger round than in 2025.
By Hanna Vioque
Barclays said Friday that it has hired a new general counsel who brings expertise as former vice chair and chair of WilmerHale's financial services department, along with years of financial and regulatory experience as a director at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.