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Newly formed King & Wood Mallesons has committed itself to raising the percentage of women in the firm's partnership to 30% in the next two years.

Before the ink has even dried on Allens'

Judith Petho, Chief Operating Officer at Manches, is leaving the fir

Pub snack Nuckin' Futs will be launched in Australia after a total of, err, no one at all filed complaints against the registration of the trademark.<

A survey of 41 leading law firms in Australia has revealed that mid-tier firms are increasing their work forces at a much higher rate than their top t

The legal community was shocked this week when a solicitor in a sleepy English town was shot in the head at work.

The female staff of Slaughter and May were presented with a stark choic

It took him nine months months to walk from shining sea to shining sea.

Clyde & Co has entered the Australian market by pilfering an ei

Four of the five Magic Circle firms announced their financial results this week, releasing - under the current economic conditions - pretty decent fig

Notorious Kiwi barrister Sacha Beacham was discovered shouting in the streets last week after being convicted of resisting and obstructing police duri

Now the ink is dry on Linklaters' and Allens'

The UK government has announced it will be pouring £1m into a new apprenticeship programme which will allow wannabe lawyers to train as paralegals wit

Georgina Blackwell, who hit the headlines a few years ago after defeating a major property developer in court, has achieved a first class law degree f

Two impressive stories of dodgy solicitor-dom this week, one rather graphic and nasty, the other the usual fare of fraud, theft and imprisonment.

RollOnFriday is proud to bring the profile of Argentinian lawyer Carlos M Rot

The partnerships of Herbert Smith and Freehills have voted to press