Artificial intelligence
M&A partners from around the globe share ideas on how to avoid margin squeeze, how to keep firms profitable and how to avoid losing the most productive partners
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Moira Campbell reveals how Fieldfisher is leading the charge in merging UK, EU, and US employment law in Silicon Valley with a strong ESG focus for the tech sector
Ashurst and Travers Smith lawyers tell IFLR that the trick in tech is advising clients on where they will be in 10 years and not right now
Despite AI's presence in M&A deals, the billable hour isn't going down without a fight
Global law firms with strong multidisciplinary expertise are primed to capitalise on the newly adopted act’s impact
As AI evolves, its convergence with the trending ESG realm becomes an inevitable consideration for law firms
Geopolitical uncertainties, energy transition, and emerging risks in digital transformation and AI have prompted the firm to launch a global risk advisory practice
Partners from Clifford Chance, Orrick, Fried Frank, Linklaters and Cleary Gottlieb explain how they are preparing clients for the new requirements
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