Interview
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How to Build an Arbitration Practice: An Interview with 37-Year HSF Veteran Paula Hodges
By Kasvi Sehgal | June 12, 2024
The firm's former arbitration head of 16 years dives into the changing disputes landscape and provides words of advice for the upcoming generation.
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International Edition | Features
Scratching the Entrepreneurial Itch: Linklaters' AI Head On Becoming a Partner and GenAI Hallucinations
By Kasvi Sehgal | June 3, 2024
Shilpa Bhandarkar sits down with Law.com International to discuss being entrepreneurial in law, having a non-linear career path and relying on the women in tech community.
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International Edition | Features
'Relationships are Everything': Clifford Chance's Melissa Fogarty Talks Getting on Big Deals and Rising to the Top
By Habiba Cullen-Jafar | February 7, 2024
The firm's joint head of corporate discusses plucking up courage to approach senior partners, her mentors, and developing juniors.
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International Edition | Features
The 'Returnity' Crisis: Is the Legal Profession Failing Women Lawyers Returning From Maternity Leave?
By Aishah Hussain | January 15, 2024
Despite various industry efforts, research shows a sharp drop in morale among working mothers after three months.
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International Edition | Features
Competition Regimes on the Rise in Africa, Ambitious Authorities and the Struggle to 'Keep Up'
By Jennigay Coetzer | December 8, 2023
While it is not without challenges, the proliferation of antitrust and competition laws across the continent bodes well for the business community and future investment in Africa, say lawyers.
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International Edition | Features
The Challenger Law Firm Which Puts Staff Before Clients
By Christopher Niesche | November 23, 2023
Happy staff mean happy clients, says Hamilton Locke managing partner Nick Humphrey, whose firm spent over A$1 million last year on staff development and training programs.
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International Edition | Features
Iberian Law Firm Leader Interview: We Want to 'Break The Roof' and Double in Size
By Alex D'Elia | November 22, 2023
Already having more-than-doubled its revenue in the past three years, Andersen is looking to break triple digits in the next three.
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International Edition | Features
'I'm a Rare Kind of Lawyer': Gibson Dunn's Robert Spano on Leading the ECHR, Joining Big Law...and Choir Singing
By Charlotte Johnstone | November 22, 2023
Having been the ECHR's 'Crisis President', then entering Big Law later in life, Spano's public-to-private career has been unlike most others.
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Full-Time Litigator, Part-Time Judge: Paul Hastings' Jason Raeburn on 'Pushing Your Boundaries'
By Kasvi Sehgal | November 16, 2023
The 36-year-old sits down with Law.com to discuss how he juggles his litigation work with being a part-time High Court judge, a training principle at his firm, general editor of The Green Book, and a dad of two.
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International Edition | Features
Local Content Laws Are a Double-Edged Sword, Say Lawyers
By Jennigay Coetzer | November 8, 2023
Lawyers from African firms in Ghana, Tanzania, and Nigeria discuss the tension to develop local skills and capacity versus the desire to increase foreign direct investment.
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