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Mr Morris is one of the former GE executives who negotiated a $1bn tax break that UK authorities now claim was fraudulently obtained
In Part 9 of legal sector responses to the pandemic: FT hackathon teams reveal their solutions to the most pressing legal, regulatory and civil society challenges emerging from the Covid-19 crisis. Plus: what the legal sector is reading on FT.com
Japan’s biggest lender ditches mountains of paper while travellers collect points for sustainable trips
This week: Spotlight on Innovative Lawyers Asia-Pacific; plus the rise of the ‘glampervan’
More than 2,700 participants signed up from nearly 70 countries to collaborate virtually on 184 projects
Ejecting companies from exchanges for not meeting accounting standards is a mistake
Lawsuit alleges accounting firm released private financial information about client during takeover approach
Lawyers’ innovative skills have been put to the test as never before following the spread of Covid-19 across Asia-Pacific and globally. We look at key areas of legal innovation — from strategy and clients to wellbeing — in light of the pandemic
Strategic vision and bold strokes are welcome preparation for a crisis
Amid rethinking strategy, staff and clients, the death of George Floyd puts focus on diversity. Plus: top 20 law firms in Asia-Pacific region
Lawyers should expect career changes and more working from home
Individuals ready to tackle challenges, from the environment to intellectual property
Lawyer-led Aunty Hub aims to help housemaids find legal support in FT project
The pandemic showed legal teams their future as strategic advisers. Plus: top innovative in-house legal teams
How far can businesses in Asia’s world city prepare for an uncertain new era?
The coronavirus pandemic intensifies the stresses of a pressured profession
Firms that know their clients’ businesses have become trusted advisers during the crisis
Pro bono work is evolving to embrace new areas of legal expertise
Chief’s plans target $1bn work done by consultants and will include cuts to thousands of jobs
Keith Skeoch will help run the Financial Reporting Council while it forces an effective split of Big Four accountants
Watchdog finds recurring failures in investigations into poor-quality audits by Big Four
New format to explore topical questions and critical trends
Draft auditor’s opinion rejected concerns raised over German payments group weeks before it collapsed
Reforms are sorely needed, but will take years and have huge consequences
UK companies should have disclosed more information to their investors about the impact of the pandemic, says FRC
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