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Last December Bevan Brittan outsourced its back office function.

Australia and New Zealand have been hit by a wave of strange crimes, each of which has featured a protagonist with a bizarrely appropriate name.

When it comes to satisfaction with pay, the usual US suspects populate the top end of the table.

A trainee at Shearman & Sterling is cringing under his desk after a

Staff at Marque Lawyers and Piper Alderman were most satisfied with their career development prospects, awarding their respective firms an impressive

The Magic Circle fared only moderately in this year's Firm of th

The thickness of a lawyer's pay packet is certainly important; after all they need to be able to

Slater & Gordon is acquiring London-based Russell Jones & Walker for $80m.

Minter Ellison has joined the likes of Hogan

The results are in for RollOnFriday's Australian Firm of the Year survey.

RollOnFriday's UK Firm of the Year 2012 survey has come to an end (check out all the results

DWF and Cobbetts have confirmed that their merger talks have end

Kevin Steele, a former top partner at Mishcon de Reya, has started a five and a half year jail term this week for his part in an £18.4 million fraud.

US litigation firm Quinn Emanuel may be making a fortune in London, but it's unable to keep hold of its staff.

Trainee retention figures continue to spill out of firms and the

Lawyers nationwide have submitted searingly honest reviews of their firm, covering everything from their satisfaction with pay and promotion prospects

Ince & Co has been crowned RollOnFriday's Firm of the Year 2012,

As Scotland continues to explore the road to independence, there's happy news of a possible cross-border union between McGrigors and