Features
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The Merricks-Mastercard Fallout: ‘Defendants Will Be Rubbing Their Hands with Glee’
By Jack Womack | January 29, 2025
Supporters and opponents of litigation funding view the latest dramatic twists in the Merricks-Mastercard litigation very differently.
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The People That Make Us: A Photoshoot with Ashurst's Glasgow Office
By Habiba Cullen-Jafar | January 24, 2025
After a festive break, the latest installment of Law.com's series 'People That Make Us' is back, this time featuring the junior talent at Ashurst's Glaswegian office.
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‘Raises More Questions Than Answers’: Partners Puzzled by Leadership Change at UK Competition Regulator
By Jack Womack | January 24, 2025
The appointment of an interim CMA chair comes at a time when regulators are under pressure from the U.K. chancellor to boost economic growth.
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Could Madrid Become the Next Arbitration Hub?
By Alex D'Elia | January 23, 2025
Spain’s capital is positioning itself as a key player in the global arbitration landscape, attracting increasing attention from international dispute resolution professionals.
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Long Hours, Lack Of Boundaries: Associates In India Are Leaving Their Firms
By Kasvi Sehgal | January 22, 2025
Associates in India are unhappy with law firm work culture and are expressing their dissatisfaction by leaving firms and sometimes the profession. What are Indian law firm leaders doing about it?
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Private Equity in 2025: The View From Top UK Partners
By Habiba Cullen-Jafar | January 21, 2025
Senior figures at firms including Latham & Watkins, Clifford Chance, and Sidley Austin, explain what to expect in the coming year in law's most lucrative marketplace.
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UK Sanctions Regime Put to the Test as Supreme Court Hears First ‘De-Designation’ Case Brought by Billionaire
By Jack Womack | January 17, 2025
The case before the Supreme Court will have far-reaching implications for what shape Britain's sanctions regime will take in the years ahead.
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AI in 2025: Five Key Predictions on How It Will Reshape Law Firms
By Molly G Smith | January 15, 2025
This year lawyers will face an overwhelming array of fresh challenges as AI becomes more widely used by clients and firms alike.
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What’s on the Minds of GCs in 2025?
By Jack Womack | January 8, 2025
The general counsel's job is set to get tougher, with regulatory changes, geopolitical turmoil, and sweeping technological changes continuing and intensifying into 2025.
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Paul Weiss Says Progress Means 'Embracing the Uncomfortable Reality'
By Patrick Smith | December 18, 2024
"Our firm will look quite different in 2028 and 2035 from today," said Brad Karp, chair of Paul Weiss, The American Lawyer's 2024 Law Firm of the Year.
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