A third of UK law firms have failed to meet basic anti-money-laundering (AML) standards, according to the Solicitors ...

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Workplace harassment can make your job feel bad sometimes; this can hurt your mind, the way you work every day, and how you feel in general. You might have to deal with bullying a sexual harassment, ...

The man who sent rockets into orbit while simultaneously disrupting the automotive industry has articulated a management philosophy that's equal parts brilliance and brutality. And while we can't all ...

In Pakistan, 25-year-old lawyer Mahmoor Omer has filed a groundbreaking petition against her own government, arguing that menstrual products should be tax-free, because, as she puts it, “periods are ...

Nelson Elder Care Law, GA Estate planning may feel like a distant thing. But for parents with minor children, it is a necessary step to protect them. In Georgia, estate planning takes on particular ...

As capital pours into legal tech and operations, talent acquisition could be the next frontier for private equity investment in the legal business as it may follow lawyers themselves into lateral ...

Washington is moving from tut-tutting to testing. The state’s high court approved a time-limited pilot so entities can apply to deliver legal services under non-traditional models. Think regulated ...

Adaptive Payments Over the past decade, the legal industry has steadily evolved in response to technological shifts and rising client expectations. One area seeing a clear shift is how law firms ...

Kirkland & Ellis and the Fine Art of Saying Sorry Without Saying Sorry Norma Harris, LawFuel contributor The planet’s most profitable law firm, Kirkland and Ellis, has decided its famously steely ...

If you’re keeping score at home (and who isn’t in this profession?), Kirkland & Ellis just dropped some financial numbers that would make even the most jaded BigLaw partner spit out their single malt.

Before Steve Witkoff became a commanding presence in international real estate, and an unlikely Middle East diplomat, he was doing what thousands of law graduates do: practicing law at a New York firm ...