COMMENTARY
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Crisis PR specialist Bethaney Durkin advises law firms impacted by the coronavirus to act quickly while avoiding a kneejerk response
BAR REFORMS
Alison Hook argues that the wave of initiatives to encourage new law in the US lack a crucial ingredient: government action
CRYPTOASSET MARKETS
Peter Stewart analyses the impact SEC vs Telegram may have on the regulation of digital currencies
EMPLOYMENT
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The reputations of corporates and their senior executives are more closely linked than ever. But what steps should a company take when an employee faces a media storm?
2019 IN REVIEW
The Global Legal Post reviews the legal stories that made the headlines
LUXURY LAW SUMMIT
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Partner Andreas Reindl of Van Bael & Bellis and Steven Cernak, Of Counsel at Schiff Hardin give their views on competition risks for luxury companies and how Europe and the US differ.
2019 PREDICTIONS
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This year will change the industry - but not from within - and oddly not through technology alone, says Exigent's CEO David Holme in his predictions for 2019.
STRESS
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Recent news that the head of global law firm Baker McKenzie, Paul Rawlinson, is taking temporary leave due to exhaustion raises the question of whether law firms are doing enough to support the wellbeing of their employees, says Averil Leimon.
LITIGATION FUNDING
Hedge funds are making sizeable returns from the proceeds of litigation. But could law firms play them at their own game?
PRO BONO
Culture, structure and inclusiveness are key to starting a pro bono programme in a new office, say Jenner & Block lawyers Andrew Vail, Christian Tuddenham and Victoria Fitzpatrick.