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The Business
Anthony Notaras considers the reputational risks involved in taking on potentially unethical clients, plus market-leading analysis on the month’s top stories
The National
Chris Johnson reports on Bevan Brittan’s new Birmingham litigation practice. Also, Hugh James opens in London and Shakespeare Putsman boosts insolvency
The Client
Lovells boosts charity work with ‘stamp duty’ property scheme
The Client profile
MySpace’s Christopher Heather on a career tracking the highs and lows of the internet revolution |
Top girls
In our list of the law’s 50 most influential women, Sam Kenworthy reports on the heavy-hitting ladies letting nothing stand in their way
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Appointments
The ultimate partner moves and our
special Job of the Month section
Pritchard
Norton Rose turns the corner
The Forum
Weathering the credit-crunch storm
The Last Word
Bob Goldspink of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius on the Maxwell years |
Martyr’s cause
With a turnaround in performance and a gleaming new London office, Norton Rose is on an upward curve. Anthony Notaras speaks to optimistic CEO Peter Martyr
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Show me the door
Over a third of partners say they do not plan to spend the rest of their careers in private practice. Claire Smith reports on why money is no longer everything
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The view from London
The distinction between onshore and offshore is blurring. Katharine O’Neill reports on the offshore firms giving the City a run for its money
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Taxing times
As a firm’s location becomes less important, more leading players are opening on both sides of the Atlantic. But not all are keen to join the expansionists. Derek Bedlow reports
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