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After merger talks late last year, discussions between the firms are not currently ongoing.

Law firms are reassessing their approach to the former Soviet Bloc, once a boom region in the wake of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

A decade ago, a Magic Circle firm talking merger with a U.S. firm outside of the white-shoes would have raised eyebrows. Not anymore.

Less than a year into the transatlantic merger, the firm has lost every single team member from the legacy Bryan Cave's Asia team. Here's how it happened.

On International Women's Day, Reed Smith's pro bono counsel reflects on the harsh realities of her work with female refugees. And how a day for women carries little meaning to them.

The 2018 European Data Protection Supervisor report shows that the number of data privacy complaints increased by 111 percent from 2017 to 2018.

A U.S. data privacy law would open the door for a U.S.-EU adequacy decision under the GDPR. But such a law appears to be a tough sell at the moment.

The new group aims to help Dentons win national and cross-border investigation work ahead of Brexit

As the Big 4 accounting companies are starting to invest more heavily in legal tech, will law firms need to stay on their toes to remain relevant?

Despite having a well-known and long-standing relationship, the two firms had previously never published research together.

The quartet's move comes a month after Squire's London managing partner, Robert Weekes, also left to join Crowell & Moring.

Poupak Anjomshoaa said client conflicts at her old firm prompted her to move to Baker Botts.

The new firm has eight partners and has offices in Madrid, Seville and Zaragoza.

Legaltech founders discuss their startup success and the moment they realized law firm life wasn't for them.

The office's manager, Giuseppe Marletta, said he's aiming for a 10 percent increase in ACC Europe membership by the end of the year.

Barbara Roth, who has led the Hogan Lovells employment practice for nearly a decade, now plans to build Herbert Smith Freehills' employment practice in the U.S.

The former CMO has agreed to destroy copies of confidential documents, as the high-profile case ends.

The Magic Circle firm has developed a new tech tool for clients and is rolling out its consulting business in Australia.

A disagreement about a break clause agreement is likely to be at the center of a dispute between KPMG and French firm Fidal over a 144-lawyer raid

The issue relates to the status of EU nationals hoping to work in the U.K.