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Judges Q&A: How to Win at the European Legal Innovation and Technology Awards
By Law.com Staff | February 3, 2025
Two of this year's judges share their thoughts on what makes a good entry, the most exciting forms of innovation and why the event is moving to Milan.
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'It's a Bit Like Getting a Michelin Star': Clifford Chance's London Head of Litigation on Running a Practice, 'Shouty' Opponents, and Italian Courts
By Habiba Cullen-Jafar | January 31, 2025
Helen Carty, leader of Clifford Chance's London disputes practice, explains what led her to work in litigation, her thoughts on the hostile nature of litigation and her most memorable moment.
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International Law Firm of the Year: A Q&A with Sidley Austin's London Managing Partner
By Habiba Cullen-Jafar | December 31, 2024
Tom Thesing, Sidley Austin's London head, discusses what's behind Sidley's success after being crowned International Law Firm of the Year at the British Legal Awards.
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UK Law Firm of the Year: A Q&A With HFW
By Law.com Staff | December 18, 2024
HFW's managing partner, Jeremy Shebson and global senior partner, Giles Kavanagh, share their thoughts after being crowned U.K. Law Firm of the Year at the British Legal Awards.
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Inside Travers Smith's AI Training, Development Efforts
By Ella Sherman | November 4, 2024
The firm aims to expose its employees to gen AI through experimentation and training modules as a way to stay up to date with the fast-evolving technology.
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'Always Find Ways to Improve': Stikeman Elliott's New Chair on AI, International Growth, Talent, Compensation and Other Legal Industry Challenges
By Gail J. Cohen | October 17, 2024
Montreal partner Peter Castiel took on the role of chair at the elite Canadian firm this month.
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From Olympic Aspirations to Legal Innovation: Tom Dunlop's Journey to Founding Summize
By Trudy Knockless | October 17, 2024
Although Tom Dunlop is now deeply immersed in the legal profession, his first passion was sports. A former pro-badminton player, Dunlop was once on a path to the Olympics before pivoting to pursue law. In a candid interview with Corporate Counsel, Dunlop reflects on his journey, the founding of Summize, and how his entrepreneurial drive continues to shape his career.
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'Lawyers Are Pigeonholed, Wrongly So': Prosus GC Says It's High Time for In-House Lawyers' Business Savvy to Be Seen, and Valued
By Linda A. Thompson | October 15, 2024
Paul Peake also discusses some of his pet peeves about working with outside counsel. No. 1 on his list: "Law firm coffee is terrible."
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TikTok Antitrust Counsel Amaryllis Müller on Navigating EU Rules, Admiring Vestager and Bodybuilding
By Linda A. Thompson | October 7, 2024
The Belgian-Swiss, Harvard-educated lawyer joined TikTok from Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer's Brussels office last year.
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Richard Susskind, Now Special Envoy for Justice and AI, Talks AI's Role in Access to Justice
By Isha Marathe | August 22, 2024
"The biggest competitor for law firms in the future, I say, is AI-empowered clients," said Richard Susskind, as he takes on his new role as special envoy for justice and artificial intelligence to the Commonwealth.
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