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Featuring examples of the most innovative services that lawyers have developed for clients
Case studies showcase how law firms are innovating as businesses
Data, tech and people are core strategies. Plus: our annual ranking adds extra indicators for assessing law firms
Awards highlights include: digitisation, and the most innovative law firms and individuals
The lawyers profiled here have all had an impact during a period of drastic development
Awards highlights include: digitisation, the client experience, and the most innovative law firms and individuals
Digitising shipping processes throws up a range of regulatory challenges
Awards highlights include: law-firm people strategies; life after Libor; and the most innovative law firms and individuals
Putting right historic wrongs in the US requires a long-term view and often takes years of legal work
Firms add wellbeing schemes on top of escalating payouts to combat employee attrition
Crypto collaboration followed lobbying in the US to deliver a lifeline for those on the frontline
Staff at US firm Kirkland & Ellis are clocking off at around 11.30pm on average, survey shows
When it comes to innovation, an outside perspective can help
New targets and regulations led to unprecedented activity in the past year
Mental health problems on the rise as Covid brings greater workloads coupled with a shift to solitary working
Elite law firm’s business boomed as companies restructured, made deals and navigated crisis
Ian Conner is latest government lawyer to depart in wake of US election
Despite losing top partners in London, Freshfields is making serious moves to grow in the US
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Tech investors want companies to be able to raise cash through direct listings
The transfer market in talent is undermining traditional legal practices
British lawyers are jumping ship — but the magic circle is fighting back
Firms that take the long view put research and skills before short-term profits
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