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'Lincolnshire Holds a Lot of Potential': UK Top 75 Firm Opens Base, Seeks Mergers
K&L Gates Snags Litigation Partner in Paris From Stephenson Harwood
The arrival of Barthélemy Cousin, a specialist in insurance law and Africa, brings the firm's Paris office to 15 lawyers, including six partners.
Could Julian Assange Still Be Extradited to the US? Legal Experts Weigh In
The controversial figure had his bail application rejected on Wednesday - the latest development in a long-running saga.
"It's A Big Win For Latham": What Does Paul Dolman's Hire Mean For His New Firm?
Latham private equity heads speak to Law.com International about what the hire of Paul Dolman will mean for the team.
MoFo Slashes Partner Promotions By Half
BP Extends Legal Panel Amid Disruption
Baker McKenzie Appoints New Global COO
Waiting for Biden: Law Firms Are Preparing for the Post-Trump Paradigm
Administration change in the United States means lawyers are planning for what lies ahead when President Trump gives way to President Biden.
Hogan Lovells Appoints First Pro-Bono Partner in 25-Strong Round
US offices saw the most promotions while no new partners were appointed across the firm's Asia-Pacific bases.
As Much Hope as Danger: What Europe's Top Lawyers Expect to See in 2021
Law.com International spoke to partners based in France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium and Austria to bring you a comprehensive rundown of the key themes and developments to look out for as we enter a new year.