Weil under pressure: can Ramona Nee halt the exodus and deliver the change required?
Not since Paul Weiss raided Kirkland has there been so much scrutiny on the comings and goings at a law firm as there currently is on Weil
Not since Paul Weiss raided Kirkland has there been so much scrutiny on the comings and goings at a law firm as there currently is on Weil
Charlotte, home to major financial institutions including Bank of America, has seen a surge of recent activity, with a flurry of firms opening offices – partners on the ground set out the city's attraction

Germany private equity heavyweight Oliver Felsenstein reflects on decades of dealmaking, from dreams of becoming Don Corleone's consigliere to his retirement plans for a champagne bar

After more than 30 years at Addleshaws, former global disputes head Simon Kamstra looks back on doing deals on Black Monday, his secret DJing sideline and building a career while keeping space for life outside the law

Firm management committee chair talks LB through a lifetime of firsts

Ahead of the A&O Shearman merger, outgoing A&O senior partner Wim Dejonghe sat down with <em>LB</em> to discuss lessons from previous merger talks, his plans for the future and his views on the 'unhealthy' levels of money in law

Freshfields' Mark Sansom on motorsports, email gaffes and competing on the global stage

Dejonghe, who was recently named Management Partner of the Year at the LB Awards, on mergers, money and his future plans

Ahead of International Women's Day Nicole Kar, global co-chair of antitrust at Paul Weiss, discusses thriving in the deep end and why there is still more room at the top for women in law


"Running a law firm is a lot like running a mafia crew — without the killing."

DLA Piper’s international head of sustainability and ESG on choosing the law over marrying rich and the perils of life on the road

Kingsley Napley’s Sandra Paul on tackling racism, the age of criminal responsibility and AI


Ahead of the firm's move to a new HQ, City chief Ed Barnett discusses lateral priorities and what's next for the $1bn London operation

Firm posts rising profits and revenue as it closes in on California launch

Senior partner Charles Currier and managing partner Adrian Bell on why they're going deeper and wider for their clients

Co-managing partner Dennis Horeman on how focus, consistency and an ability to take tough decisions has kept the firm in position in the European elite

Gibson Dunn's new London co-heads Rob Carr and Osma Hudda tell LB about their leadership plans

As CC targets the top end of the sponsor market in the US, its private equity heads tell LB why the firm doesn't need headline-grabbing power plays to set its practice apart

As the pace of change in the legal sector accelerates, Kennedys managing partner Meg Catalano considers how law firms are adapting to new technological and economic realities. She argues that greater lawyer specialisation, financial rigour, global reach and the effective use of AI will be essential for firms seeking to stay on top in a market defined by flux

With the mega-merger now live, CEO Miguel Zaldivar talks about his ambitions for the new firm, why he doesn't care about PEP reporting, and leaving a leadership legacy for the next generation

London managing partner Dominic Griffiths talks strategy as the office crosses $250m

Proskauer has recently made waves in London with a quartet of big-name laterals from A&O and Cahill Gordon - part of an ambitious play to build a full-coverage finance practice in the City. LB spoke to the team to find out more

Firm co-CEOs Charles Severs and Frank Ryan on why now is the time for deeper integration

Having crossed $2bn in revenue, Willkie Farr's leaders believe the next phase of growth will be defined not just by scale but by building a top-tier global platform — with London at the centre of that ambition