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September- October 2018
Lateral Partner Moves in London September- October 2018 REPRESENTATION – SEARCH – TEAM MOVES www.edwardsgibson.com Welcome to the latest round-up of lateral partner moves in the legal market from Edwards Gibson; where we look back at announced partner-level recruitment activity in London over the past two months and give you a ‘who’s moved where’ update. After a relatively subdued start to 2018, where at the half year point partner hires were down by nearly a quarter on 2017, there were 90 partner hires in this edition – 17% up on the same period last year and 18% up on the statistical average over the preceding 5 year period. The overall number of lateral hires was particularly high considering there were no large team moves consisting of three or more partners. A recurring theme of the past two years has been the sheer volume of partner hires in Corporate Crime/ Investigations and this round-up is no exception. Five firms, Addleshaw Goddard, BLM, DWF Kingsley Napley and RPC, have all announced lateral hires in this space, in two instances at the expense of the SFO. Also of note is the disproportionately high number of corporate tax moves – fully 7% of all hires recorded in this edition were in tax with partners joining DLA Piper, Greenberg Traurig, Katten Muchin Rosenman, Mayer Brown, Osborne Clarke and Wiggin. By far the most acquisitive firm over the past two months was White & Case which snapped up a half dozen new partners across a diverse range of practice areas from disputes to structured products. -
Partner Moves July
Lateral Partner Moves in London July/August 2013 Addleshaw Goddard focus is on commercial real estate investment and Kambiz Larizadeh joins the firm from the London development. office of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom where he was counsel. His focus is on complex cross- Duane Morris border commercial litigation and arbitration. The addition of Proskauer Rose corporate tax partner, Jennifer Wheater strengthens the firm’s corporate Berrymans Lace Mawer capability. Nick Gibbons moves to the insurance and dispute resolution firm from Ince & Co. He joins the TMT DWF practice concentrating on contentious and non- The firm has recruited Toby Askin from Wragge & Co contentious IT. to become Head of Real Estate in London and Birmingham, as well as national Head of Investment Brown Rudnick and funds. He will be based in London. The US firm has strengthened its white collar crime practice with the hire of Tom Epps from Hickman & Eversheds Rose. Former head of Sidley Austin’s IP and life sciences team in London, Brett Rowland has joined the firm. Bryan Cave He is dual qualified in Australia and England and Dan Larkin, previous European global Head of handles both contentious and non-contentious work. Hospitality and Leisure at legacy firm Salans, has been hired by Bryan Cave. Joining the transactions group, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher he leaves Dentons. The hire of disputes and international arbitration partner Penny Madden, from Skadden Arps marks an CMS Cameron McKenna expansion for the firm’s London office. Banking and finance partner Martin Brown has left Ashurst to return to his previous firm. Jones Day Raymond McKeeve, Berwin Leighton Paisner global Covington & Burling private equity head since March 2009, will leave to A boost for the firm’s international arbitration and strengthen Jones Day’s EMEA private equity and energy practices, with a double hire from CMS finance practice. -
Inaugural One Day Conference Friday 22 January 2021
Inaugural One Day Conference Friday 22 January 2021 Registration from 08.45 Conference 09.15 - 17.05; Drinks reception 17.05 - 18.00 ARDL is pleased to announce details of its Inaugural Professional Discipline and Regulation Conference, which will take place on Friday 22 January 2021 at the Museum of London. There is a back-up date of Friday 26 March 2021 in the event that ARDL cannot hold the conference in January. The conference will be of interest to members of ARDL practising in all aspects of professional discipline and regulation and will involve updates on key developments and interesting insights from the 'coalface'. ‘Why Regulation Still Matters in 2021’ We are delighted to confirm that The Rt. Hon. Lord Dyson, former Master of the Rolls and Justice of the Supreme Court in the United Kingdom, has agreed to present the opening session of the conference. 'Corporate Governance for Public Bodies and Regulators – Has Regulation Failed?' ARDL welcomes David Gomez, author of the leading healthcare regulatory law textbook "The Regulation of Healthcare Professionals: Law, Principle and Process (2nd Ed. Sweet & Maxwell)" and a well-known lawyer in the field of regulation and professional discipline, latterly as the senior lawyer at the Professional Standards Authority, to present this key address. Conference Speakers include: Jonathan Dillon, Executive Director of Fitness to Practise, Social Work England 'Why a Regulator Established in 2019 Looks a Little Different' Kenneth Hamer, Henderson Chambers 'Regulatory Case Law Update' James Stuart, -
Celebrating Legal Excellence
North West Law Celebrating legal April 2013 News New arrivals at Neil Myerson LLP excellence page 6 Hill Dickinson welcomes two The Midland Hotel once again played host to the 4th annual Manchester pensions heavyweights Legal Awards, where almost 600 guests and sponsors celebrated the page 7 cream of Manchester’s legal community. Julia Baskerville reports on the Roberts Jackson expands their new highlight of the Manchester legal calendar... Clinical Negligence Department page 9 Once again, lawyers in Manchester turned out in News from Manchester Law Society large number for the 4th Annual Manchester Legal Civil Litigation Committee page 12 Awards. A sell out event, as almost 600 solicitors, bar- risters, guests and spon- sors joined Manchester Features Law Society at the Midland Hotel to celebrate the suc- cess of the city’s legal pro- The Manchester Legal Awards 2013 fession. page 15 Guests began their evening with a champagne reception in the lobby of the Midland Hotel before moving into Regulars the Alexandra Suite for Din- ner and the Awards cere- mony. News from Bridge Street Fran Eccles-Bech, the Execu- tive Director started the pro- page 4 ceedings by welcoming the guests and introducing Such Regulatory Update page 5 Amin, the President of Man- chester Law Society, Adam Jupp, Head of Business at the Manchester Evening Key for the City - offers for Members News and Nigel Wright of MLS Advantage, the event ‘s page 21 main sponsor. Such Amin said that the evening was all about cele- Management Matters page 28 brating the success, the quality of service and inno- vation of Manchester Monthly Competition lawyers. -
Partner Moves
Lateral Partner Moves in London May - June 2020 Welcome to the latest round-up of lateral partner moves in the legal market from Edwards Gibson; where we look back at announced partner-level recruitment activity in London over the past two months and give you a ‘who’s moved where’ update. With law firms having to rapidly adjust to the economic challenges thrown up by COVID-19, their cash- conservation strategies have so far ranged from capital calls, drawing deferrals, rent reductions, pay- cuts and promotion/hire freezes (to name but a few). Although there have so far been mercifully few redundancies, with the UK government already tapering furlough payments, which are due to end completely in October 2020, it is likely many more firms will instigate formal or informal redundancy programmes over the next quarter. Against this backdrop it is unsurprising that at the half-year point, the number of partner moves (195) is down more than a fifth on the statistical average (244) for the same January–June period last year. Nevertheless, a complex picture appears to be developing. On the one hand, despite elevated caution around lateral partner hires, the picture for transactional lawyers is likely still flattered by a lag effect reflecting processes which were in advanced stages, prior to the impact of COVID-19. Against this, expectations of a pending boom in COVID-induced workflow - such as disputes and restructuring - along with potential “bargains” to be had from disruption-induced voluntary and involuntary movement of partners (including perhaps the odd émigré returning from a beleaguered Hong Kong), has boosted lateral numbers which may explain why, in the past two months, the number of laterals (61) is down only 14% on the same period last year (71). -
Our Disease Team
OUR DISEASE TEAM OUR OFFICES Southend on Sea Address: 1 Nelson Mews, Southend on Sea, Essex SS1 1AL Tel: 01702 568 710 | Fax: 01702 667 961 Leeds Address: 40 Park Square North, Leeds LS1 2NP Tel: 0113 323 0460 | Fax: 01702 667 961 Ipswich Address: Second Floor, Fraser House, Museum Street, Ipswich IP1 1HN Tel: 01473 351 692 | Fax: 01702 667 961 Birmingham Address: Grosvenor House, 14 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham B2 5RS Tel: 0121 796 5280 | Fax: 01702 667 961 Cardiff – opening January 2016 Boris was a senior equity partner at Berrymans Lace Charlotte was an associate solicitor at BLM before she left Mawer LLP (BLM), a national defendant law practice, to establish BC Legal. She trained at Barlow Robbins before he left in November 2012 to establish BC Legal. Solicitors in Guildford and qualified into their clinical negligence team in 2004. Boris qualified as a solicitor and joined BLM in October 1998. He was made a partner in BLM’s London She joined BLM’s London occupational disease team in occupational disease team in 2000 and jointly headed the February 2005 and was promoted to associate in October team for 12 years. 2010. Charlotte was responsible for managing a noise induced hearing loss team of solicitors/paralegal and Boris has specialised exclusively in occupational disease developing innovative defence strategies. claims throughout his 16 year career and has handled hundreds of such claims for a variety of insurer, corporate, Charlotte specialises exclusively in occupational disease local authority, NHS Trust and defendant clients. litigation and handles a considerable number of claims relating to many different diseases. -
Who's Who Legal: Labour, Employment & Benefits 2020
Who’s Who Legal: Labour, Employment & Benefits 2020 Labour & Employment Country Firm First Name Surname Argentina Carlos Andrés Baker McKenzie Sociedad Civil Dodds Arturo Baker McKenzie Sociedad Civil Jorge D Orlansky Beccar Varela Alvaro Galli Brons & Salas Abogados Javier A F Verstegen Estudio Ortiz y Asociados Esteban Carcavallo Funes de Rioja & Asociados Ernesto Arguello Bavio Funes de Rioja & Asociados Ignacio Funes de Rioja Funes de Rioja & Asociados Daniel Funes de Rioja Funes de Rioja & Asociados Eduardo Juan Vinales Marval O'Farrell & Mairal Diego Kelly Marval, O'Farrell & Mairal Javier Enrique Patrón Marval, O'Farrell & Mairal Enrique M Stile MBB Balado Bevilacqua Abogados Mercedes Balado Bevilacqua Mitrani, Caballero & Ruiz Moreno Abogados Julio Caballero Pérez Alati Grondona Benites & Arntsen Enrique Betemps Pérez Alati Grondona Benites & Arntsen Julio Lococo Rattagan Macchiavello Arocena Juan R Larrouy Rodríguez Mancini Arias Estudio de Abogados Juan Manuel Arias Australia Ashurst Richard Bunting Ashurst Ian Humphreys Ashurst Adrian Morris Ashurst Stephen Woodbury Baker McKenzie Paul Brown Clayton Utz Graham Smith Corrs Chambers Westgarth John Tuck Herbert Smith Freehills Graeme Smith Herbert Smith Freehills LLP Miles Bastick K & L Gates Law LLC Steven Amendola K & L Gates Law LLC Nick Ruskin Lander & Rogers Julian Riekert MinterEllison Jim Fox MinterEllison Leon Levine MinterEllison Gordon Williams People + Culture Strategies Joydeep Hor Seyfarth Shaw LLP Chris Gardner Seyfarth Shaw LLP Darren Perry Seyfarth Shaw LLP Henry -
The Largest Commercial Law Firms in the UK Ranked by Revenue
UK Top 50 2018-19 The largest commercial law firms in the UK ranked by revenue Rank Rank Revenue Change in Average PEP Change Total Change in total Total equity Change in total Revenue per Profit per lawyer Firm Leverage (2018-19) (2017-18) (£m) revenue (£k) in PEP partners partners partners equity partners lawyer (£k) (£k) 1 1 DLA Piper (1) 2111.0 2.8% 1,395 1.9% 1245.7 3.4% 401.0 -0.7% 570.3 151.0 8.2 2 2 Clifford Chance 1693.0 4.3% 1,620 1.3% 562 0.9% 394.0 0.5% 700.7 263.7 5.1 3 6 Linklaters 1628.7 6.9% 1,690 9.9% 464.2 0.9% 442.5 0.6% 692.7 319.7 4.3 4 4 Allen & Overy 1627.0 3.4% 1,660 1.2% 536 -0.4% 388.0 -0.3% 687.7 271.8 5.1 5 3 Hogan Lovells (1) 1577.0 -0.6% 1,029 2.9% 803 -3.9% 523.0 -5.9% 598.3 204.1 4.0 6 7 Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer 1472.0 4.9% 1,839 5.5% 377 -4.3% 370.0 -5.6% 993.9 464.6 3.0 7 5 Norton Rose Fulbright (1) 1466.0 -3.9% 675 0.7% 1166.3 -3.8% 681.4 -4.6% 434.3 136.3 4.0 8 8 CMS (2) 1204.0 6.2% 582 1.4% 1041.5 -0.5% 601.9 0.7% 325.3 93.2 5.1 9 9 Herbert Smith Freehills 965.7 4.2% 949 11.4% 452 -2.6% 323.0 -0.6% 461.4 146.5 5.5 10 10 Eversheds Sutherland (3) 875.0 8.7% 865 2.4% 739 9.0% 198.8 4.1% 362.6 71.3 11.1 11 n/a Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (4) 669.0 n/a 627 n/a 544.2 n/a 280.7 n/a 469.6 123.5 4.1 12 12 Ashurst 641.0 13.7% 972 30.8% 392 4.8% 241.0 0.8% 453.0 165.5 4.9 13 13 Clyde & Co 611.0 10.8% 690 4.5% 430 5.7% 219.0 2.8% 355.2 87.8 6.9 14 11 Slaughter and May **(5) 590.0 3.3% 2,300 n/a 109 -2.7% 102.0 -3.8% 1092.6 434.4 4.3 15 15 Pinsent Masons 475.0 5.6% 620 -5.1% 447 4.4% 183.0 2.8% 302.4 71.2 -
Personal Injury, Acknowledged As a Courtroom” Leader in This Field by the Main Legal Directories for More Than a Decade
Christopher Russell Call 1982 Get in touch [email protected] +44 (0)20 7822 1200 “An excellent trial Practice Overview barrister who is commanding in the Christopher is renowned as a specialist in personal injury, acknowledged as a courtroom” leader in this field by the main legal directories for more than a decade. (Chambers UK) Comments from his clients include “An excellent technical lawyer and formidable trial advocate” (Chambers UK), “Highly recommended for abuse and stress cases” (Legal 500), “…an excellent advocate who holds his own Practice areas against any leading silk” (Chambers UK) and “an excellent negotiator” (Legal 500). Personal Injury Clinical Negligence Christopher has been head of 2TG’s Personal Injury Group (formerly the Product Liability Common Law Group) since 2003, playing a pivotal role in the direction and Health & Safety “First rate…he’s development of the group to the point where it was shortlisted by Chambers and Partners for ‘Personal Injury/Clinical Negligence Set of the Year’ 2018. seen everything and Memberships been everywhere” Complimenting his personal injury practice, Christopher also has expertise in LCLCBA (committee) environmental health, product liability (especially in relation to food), clinical PNBA (Chambers UK) and other professional negligence, health and safely and other regulatory PIBA work. Christopher is an advocate of enormous experience, cloaking a steely and Qualifications dedicated approach with charm and eloquence. He is particularly in demand LLB for cases requiring a high level of sensitivity and diplomacy with either client, Admitted to the Bar of the opponent or judge. Cayman Islands (1998-) Christopher’s international practice includes appearances in the Cayman Islands, where he has practised for many years appearing before the Grand Education Court and Court of Appeal, and where he has been called to the local Bar. -
Diploma in Regulation Law and Practice
DIPLOMA IN REGULATION LAW AND PRACTICE The teaching faculty for this course comprises a fantastic array of experts and practitioners. Previous lecturers have included: JP McDowell, Partner, Christopher Martin, Senior Fieldfisher Ireland Associate, A&L Goodbody JP McDowell, Partner, Christopher Martin, Senior Ciaran Walker, Consultant, Fieldfisher Ireland Associate, A&L Goodbody Eversheds Sutherland Isolde Goggin, Chairperson, Peter Tyndall, Ombudsman Julie Austin, Partner, Competition and Consumer Fieldfisher Ireland Protection Commission Caroline Crowley, Partner, Feena Robinson, Pamela O’Neill, Hayes Solicitors Senior Associate, Beale Partner, Eversheds & Co Sutherland Associates For further information please visit: www.lawsociety.ie/diplomacentre or email: [email protected] This information is correct at time of publishing and may be subject to change. DIPLOMA IN REGULATION LAW AND PRACTICE Louise Beirne, BL Eadaoin Rock, General Ronan Kennedy, SC Counsel of the Central Bank Brian Ormond, Senior Dr. Stephen Weir, Lecturer Michael Finn, Partner, Associate, DAC Beachcroft I.P.A. Pinsent Masons L Eoin MacAodha, Partner, Evers Eoin MacAodha, Partner, William Kennedy, Director, Eversheds Sutherland Ciara Hanratty, Associate, Medical Council of Ireland Fieldfisher For further information please visit: www.lawsociety.ie/diplomacentre or email: [email protected] This information is correct at time of publishing and may be subject to change. DIPLOMA IN REGULATION LAW AND PRACTICE Amy Mc Mahon, Stephen McLoughlin, Partner, Shane Dwyer, Solicitor, Associate, Fieldfisher Beauchamps Law Society of Ireland Aideen Ryan, Consultant, Dara McNulty, Legal Manager Dr. Lauren Kierans, DAC Beachcroft Central Bank of Ireland Barrister Lyn McCarthy, Associate, Barry Magee, Associate, Hayes Solicitors Fieldfisher For further information please visit: www.lawsociety.ie/diplomacentre or email: [email protected] This information is correct at time of publishing and may be subject to change. -
Iso 27001 Accreditations Continues on P.18
aka ‘The Orange Rag’ Top stories in this issue… Exclusive: Taylor Vinters signs up to the iManage Cloud, p2 CheckRecipient rebrands to Tessian, p2 BLM’s analytics head discusses new LSE partnership, p3 Case management in the spotlight: updates, p7 Aderant in double UK top 100 win, p5 Thoughts from the market, p10 When TAR is not enough, by Vince Neicho, p14 100% growth year-on-year: Kira Systems update, p19 Exclusive: It’s in the cloud, this selection is nonetheless symbolic of a major shift in global law firms’ attitudes towards cloud technology official, Hogan when it comes to their core systems (document, practice and case management) and is likely to pave the way for other large Lovells signs with law firms to consider or push through a similar move. Issues still faced by large firms when considering a shift NetDocuments to the public cloud include how to satisfy data privacy laws in jurisdictions that demand data is stored locally, and how to In a major milestone for NetDocuments and cloud satisfy clients that their data is secure. technology adoption as a whole, we can confirm publicly for the first time that global top 10 law firm Hogan Lovells has IT’S OFFICIAL: HOGAN LOVELLS SIGNS WITH NETDOCUMENTS signed up with the Utah-headquartered software-as-a-service CONTINUES ON P.5 document, email management and collaboration software vendor, swapping out its legacy OpenText and iManage document management systems. Wedlake Bell selects With more than 45 offices in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and the United States, Hogan 3E in LexisOne U-turn Lovells is by the largest law firm to sign with NetDocuments to date. -
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