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By Chris Simmonds This Q3 2025 report provides a consolidated overview of in-house legal movements at law firms between July and September 2025, offering a snapshot of ongoing trends in lateral recruitment and internal restructuring. By listing each individual and classifying them by seniority, the report highlights the scale and nature of in-house legal resourcing
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by Lucy Morris We’re hearing about AI constantly – which is ideal for a geek like me – but I’m increasingly seeing a divide in the world of in-house legal. One side is ramping up development, adoption and integration of AI tools and are seeing daily benefits; with a few teams even mentioning a reduction in headcount due
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by Nihaal Maharaj Have you thought about leaving the country? This seems to be quite a hot topic of late and it’s a question that is borne out of a plethora of economic, political and social factors. As the global legal landscape evolves as well, many lawyers are increasingly looking to the international market for new
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By Lucy Morris There are many pathways to becoming an in-house lawyer, as well as a huge variety of scope in each role. Gone are the days where it was a work-life-balance option; nowadays, it’s a pathway for creative and strategic lawyers to advise on a breadth of complex and challenging legal matters that help
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By Chris Simmonds AI technology continues to make waves in the legal industry, but a recent story involving international law firm Hill Dickinson shows just how critical it is to strike a balance between innovation and risk management. According to a BBC News article, the firm recently restricted general access to several AI tools after
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By Lucy Morris The UK start-up scene is now worth over 1 trillion, thereby positioning the UK as the third most valuable start-up ecosystem on the planet (thank you, Dealroom.co). Founders across start-up, breakout and scale-up phases universally face critical decisions about scaling their operations, with the issue of finding the appropriate time to hire
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2025 We’ve compiled the latest report comparing salaries across a variety of legal sectors for 2025. The document below is a snapshot of the report; if you would like the full version, please fill out the form and someone from the Germany In-house team will be in touch.
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By Chris Simmonds Navigating the new legal frontier: how In-house lawyers at law firms can adapt to emerging technological, cultural, and regulatory challenges In-house lawyers within law firms now stand at the intersection of a swiftly evolving legal landscape. Once focused predominantly on classic responsibilities—ensuring compliance, managing transactions, and handling litigation—they must now grapple with
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By Ella Ogunnubi In the current competitive legal landscape, knowledge management (KM) systems have become a vital differentiator for law firms. Effective setups empower these firms to deliver more efficient services, enhance collaboration, and adapt to evolving regulations, putting them ahead of the curve in comparison to their competitors. Innovations like AI and advanced document
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