Hot on the heels of Milbank breaking the long freeze and kicking off the 2026 pay war stateside, London litigation powerhouse ...

Sydney’s legal elite traded courtroom advocacy for operatic arias last Friday night, proving that theatrical ambition runs ...

For the ambitious young associates currently grinding away at their six-minute units in the fluorescent-lit towers of ...

Stevens & Bolton expands private wealth disputes team with partner hire Alexa Payet Leading PWD lawyer Alexa Payet’s arrival ...

It took longer than anyone on r/biglaw thought possible, but the BigLaw salary scale has finally moved and, in news that will shock precisely nobody, Milbank is once again the firm doing the heavy ...

Admitted to the bar in 1991, Mike began his career at Bell Gully. He spent two years with Herbert Smith in London before returning to Bell Gully, where he was a litigation partner from 2001 to 2017.

This is more than a ‘sex scandal’ case and shows that standard redaction and anonymisation techniques are no match for AI‑enhanced pattern matching The “sex in chambers” angle was always going to ...

Winston & Strawn and Taylor Wessing’s UK arm have now completed a full transatlantic combination with real scale, real intent, and, if the messaging holds, real integration. The newly minted “Winston ...

Fictional lawyers in literature, television, and movies have captured the imagination of audiences for decades, influencing both the public perception of the legal profession and inspiring aspiring ...

Paul Clement may be the most prolific Supreme Court advocate of our time. Clement has argued more cases before the nation’s highest court since 2000 than any other lawyer. And he’s still in the ...

The legal profession has always been synonymous with prestige and substantial compensation, but nowhere is this more evident than in BigLaw. And during 2025 the salary scales at major law firms have ...

When you step onto commercial property — be it a bustling shopping mall, a tranquil hotel, or a dimly lit parking garage — you have a reasonable expectation of safety. You trust that the property ...