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International law firm knocked by death of former chairman and sexual misconduct allegations
Paul Rawlinson, 56, led one of the world’s largest law practices
Orrick winner brings fresh thinking, legal nuance and a practical understanding of the courts
The line between legal and business advice is blurring ever faster, say senior lawyers
Risk of wider trade war prompts some manufacturers to accelerate diversification
The overall winner personifies the multidisciplinary professional that clients say they need
The industry-wide problem needs more than money
Chairman of global law firm, predicts city will remain key legal centre
Strategic partnerships are helping international practices access Southeast Asia’s lucrative market
Baker & McKenzie’s deal with FenXun Partners may open the way for overseas practices
Despite multibillion deal in Italy, data suggest pace of acquisitions may be slowing
Egypt to lead rebound in flotations as economy stabilises
FT Interview: Home Secretary calls for bigger push against ‘hidden crime’ as victim numbers rise
Levels of investment among highest in EU
Beijing bank pledges to invest $1tn, dwarfing private sector funds
Some of the most creative efficiency improvements have produced substantial savings for firms and their clients
The search for efficiency gains that can give firms a competitive advantage has been the prime focus of their investment strategy
While the region is full of opportunity, the lines of competition between international firms are being redrawn
Practitioners in established and emerging markets are bridging cultural differences and adapting structures that were created elsewhere
Corporate push behind military putsch poses reputational and ethical risks
Changes to the law on infrastructure financing have rekindled law firms’ willingness to experiment in setting up deals
Norton Rose Fulbright ousts ‘magic circle’ rivals in survey
