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In part 6 of our series on the legal sector’s response to digital transformation: why an agile approach is paying off for some law firms; plus what the legal profession is reading on FT.com
This week: Mishcon’s market plans, Super League inquiry, Tony Blair’s hair
An embrace of tech has helped some firms boost productivity and better serve clients
Shortlist of three women the latest example of break from traditional male dominance
Ending of government furlough scheme expected to trigger jump in disputes
Mikhail Fridman is among those to have filed a suit against publisher HarperCollins
Mining magnate infringed on rock band’s copyright of ‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’ in failed election run
Third-party funders helped unlock decades of injustice suffered by 550 sub-postmasters
Lawyers predict a jump in cases relating to pandemic protections and discrimination
We explore how legal and professional services use data and technology to help organisations. Plus: new collaboration award
European Commission to drop objections to British membership of Lugano convention
Barristers warn move could lead to self-censorship at firms wary of antagonising Beijing
New global ‘collaborative innovation’ award added
Format will highlight projects that solve legal services challenges with joint initiatives
Mental health problems on the rise as Covid brings greater workloads coupled with a shift to solitary working
SRA probing 140 cases involving allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour
The attorney has appeared at nearly every scene of tragedy and disaster in the US in the past two decades
Elite law firm’s business boomed as companies restructured, made deals and navigated crisis
Rebecca Maslen-Stannage, one of the best known corporate lawyers in Australia, will become senior partner and chair
Stringent cloud requirements spur jump in business for lawyers specialising in the field
Three lawyers took different career paths to work where environment and law intersect
This week: Lord Tyrie’s antitrust exit interview?
Digital-first general counsel are using data and automation to advise on business decisions
Green energy supplier takes top spot and London remains the city with the most high-growth businesses
One of City’s highest-profile M&A lawyers will join US company as co-head of UK investment banking
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