The firm, which moves into its new London HQ this week, joins a growing list of firms with a four-day U.K. policy.

If London fails to keep pace with other jurisdictions, including the U.S. and the Middle East, talented in-house lawyers might start looking abroad, recruiters argue.

The firm's concerted U.S. strategy of the past six years appears to be paying off, as the firm continues to leverage its newfound market credibility.

"While firms may track nonbillable contributions like business development and recruiting, they typically don't mandate specific thresholds for these activities," said one industry consultant.

"There’s the general understanding that the more experience they gain with this new administration, they could potentially be more marketable if they went back into the market in six, 12 or 18 months, ...

The deal gives the sovereign wealth fund a foothold in one of Europe’s biggest telecom markets. Linklaters is advising MasOrange, while Cautrecasas is counseling Vodafone.

In separate multidistrict litigation dockets over injectible birth control Depo-Provera and toxic chemicals in drinking water, federal judges ordered plaintiffs’ lawyers to file their lawsuits after ...

Baker McKenzie’s former head of competition in Austria, Andreas Traugott, has left to form a three-lawyer anti-trust boutique with Baker McKenzie counsel Anita Lukaschek and independent anti-trust ...

California's Legislature is poised to approve three bills on Thursday that will ask voters to approve redrawn congressional ...

District Judge Timothy Kelly said Shira Perlmutter “cannot rely on alleged harms to the Library or Copyright Office because ...

New York’s century-old Martin Act continues to shape—and reshape—securities enforcement in the Empire State. Originally passed in 1921, as a comprehensive anti-fraud law to combat fraudulent financial ...

U.S. Solicitor General D. John Sauer is urging the court to review lower court rulings that found most prosecutions under the law are unconstitutional.