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By Adele Redmond
Male partners at the highest-earning law firms in Britain were typically paid 26% more than their female colleagues in 2025, despite progress in closing the pay gap for employees.
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By Ashish Sareen
Over the past week, Paul Weiss recruited a longtime partner at Freshfields LLP as its new head of European struc...(read more)
By Jamie Lennox
The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal said in a first-of-its-kind ruling released Thursday that it has banned a f...(read more)
The gender pay gap at the U.K.'s highest-earning law firms is 25% on average — but disparities within a single firm can vary from zero to more than 100%.
Osborne Clarke LLP launched an office in Luxembourg on Thursday to better serve one of the world's largest centers for investment funds, the second time the firm has expanded into a major European financial center in one week after opening in Frankfurt.
Sidley said Thursday that all its new trainees will need to complete a seat focused on artificial intelligence during their training contract, declaring itself the first firm in London to adopt the policy.
By Marialuisa Taddia
The Solicitors Regulation Authority will face further scrutiny from the legal industry's oversight regulator after a new report published on Thursday found that the watchdog could have stepped in sooner to prevent client losses at PM Law.
Two partners hired to lead Pogust Goodhead's multibillion-pound BHP litigation have left the firm within a few months of joining, and the firm said Wednesday that general counsel Lynn Wong is now leading the case.
By Joanne Faulkner
A court pilot program intended to improve public access to documents has generated early demand for expert reports, skeleton arguments and written submissions, but lawyers warn that uncertainty over compliance with its filing obligations could undermine its aims.
Burges Salmon LLP reported a dip in net profit and cut staff bonuses in its latest financial year, despite revenue hitting a record of almost £200 million ($270 million).
A law firm appealed on Wednesday to trim the £109,000 ($147,000) it owes to a paralegal it discriminated against, arguing that the award was wrongly inflated because of a tribunal's "indignation" at its conduct.
By Ronan Barnard
A City solicitor has lost his bid to halt disciplinary proceedings against him while he appeals against his conviction for stalking a legal blogger, as a legal tribunal handed down a ruling on Wednesday.
By Christopher Crosby
The Serious Fraud Office, Dechert LLP and Eurasian Natural Resources Corp. reached an out-of-court settlement on Wednesday, ending a long-running $290 million claim that accused the agency of mishandling a criminal investigation.
Lawyers are becoming increasingly concerned about the risk that AI tools will generate inaccurate or fabricated information as their reliance on the technology grows, an industry survey revealed Wednesday.
Private equity investors might have found a promising opening in offshore law firms, whose governance, fiduciary and consulting businesses can generate the kind of recurring revenue that buyout companies seek.