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About 70,000 people live in St. Cloud, a midsize Minnesota city that rarely makes national headlines. It is located about 65 miles northwest of Minneapolis. Officers…
Eleonor Duhs spent years negotiating GDPR on behalf of the UK Government, while Fiona Phillips advised bank executives across three continents on AI risks. On Thursday,…
Lucy Zhu spent a decade at a global law firm before Thackray Williams persuaded her to lead its commercial property division. Qualified to practise in both…
Diana did everything right. She noticed blurred vision in her right eye, booked an appointment at her local High Street opticians, and followed their referral to…
The 44-acre expanse of the former Gatley Golf Course changed hands in March, marking the end of one chapter for the Stockport site and the beginning…
Businesses across Britain are cutting jobs and freezing recruitment ahead of April 2026, when sweeping new employment protections take effect. The unintended consequence: workers losing their…
Seventy-six years of combined experience just walked out of Addleshaw Goddard's doors and into Gateley Legal's construction practice. Caroline Pope and Bob Maynard, who built their…
Coralie McKeivor spent eight years on the committee before landing the chair. On 1 March 2026, the Freeths real estate director stepped into the top role…
Some workers filing employment tribunal claims this year won't see a hearing room until 2029. That four-year wait looms even as the government prepares to launch…
Coralie McKeivor collected the Woman of the Year - Gamechanger trophy at the Bristol Women in Business Awards 2026 in March, recognition that her seven-year push…
Gemma Bullmore spent two years representing central government clients at the Grenfell Tower and Covid-19 public inquiries. Now she's joining a B Corp-certified boutique law firm…
Victoria Aldgate started answering phones and filing documents in 2018. On 23rd March, she joined BRM's residential property team as a qualified solicitor. Hers is one…
Ninety-six per cent of partners surveyed would recommend their firm to prospective recruits. Yet 21 per cent aren't sure they'll still be there in three years.…
Rebecca Wilsker spent 15 years building a corporate practice across Boston and beyond, advising private equity funds and technology companies through complex transactions. On 23rd March,…
Rayner Grice, national family team leader at Clarke Willmott, earned Leading Lawyer status in Doyle's Guide's latest rankings, whilst fellow partner Adam Maguire claimed Recommended Lawyer…
Sean West spent years warning Fortune 500 companies about the unpredictable forces reshaping global business. On 2 June, he'll deliver that message to hundreds of lawyers…
One thousand and nine job adverts currently promote access to water as an employee benefit. Coffee appears as a perk in 553 more. Meanwhile, 30% of…
Ed Atkin and Chris Gresswell-Green both left Grimsby to build legal careers elsewhere. On Thursday, they brought a national law firm back with them. Switalskis opened…
Landlords attempting to evict tenants without cause have 90 days left to secure a court date—or lose the right entirely. That's the reality facing property owners…
On 1 January 2027, a finance director earning £300,000 plus bonuses who gets dismissed without proper process won't face the current £118,223 compensation ceiling. Neither will…
Five days into the trial at Manchester Crown Court, Judge Nicholas Dean KC stopped everything. Not guilty verdicts would be recorded against Ryan Connolly, the former…
Luminance unveiled two upgrades to its autonomous contract negotiation platform on 11th March at Legalweek in New York, addressing what CEO Eleanor Lightbody calls enterprise amnesia—the…
Hand Arendall Harrison Sale deployed new document software across its Alabama and Florida offices in recent weeks. The result? Zero complaints and a single help desk…
Five times Mark Ormrod told himself to turn around. Five times his body refused to obey. Then the dust cleared. "As the dust cloud disappeared I…
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