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  • City legal body on standby to aid Weil trainees left in ‘limbo’

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    The City’s legal professional body has said it is on standby to support Weil Gotshal and Manges trainees as the storied US law firm prepares to wind down after 95 years. Colin Passmore, chairman of the City of London Law Society (CLLS), said: “Our primary concern is everyone at Weil’s office, particularly the trainees and [...]

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  • Legal powerhouse Weil Gotshal set to liquidate after 95 years

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    Weil, Gotshal and Manges has told its partners the firm should be wound down, in a move that will bring an end to one of the US’s most storied legal firms. Weil has seen an exodus of partners across the US and London in recent months, including former corporate co-managing partner Michael Hickey and private [...]

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  • How Hill Dickinson’s Everton stadium gamble redefined law’s marketing playbook

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    Hill Dickinson is a rare law firm to gain cut through on the terraces, but its unusual approach to marketing is paying off, writes Maria Ward-Brennan It’s rare to hear a law firm’s name come up in chat among football fans, but Hill Dickinson’s was dropped while I was standing in the home end at [...]

  • ‘It’s a s**t show’ – Legal 500 accidentally publishes damning barrister reviews

    October 2, 2026

    Legal 500 has been forced to take down its site after the firm mistakenly published negative reviews alongside its top lawyer rankings. The publisher, which evaluates law firms, solicitors and barristers across 100 countries, pulled its site on Friday for “maintenance” after it had emerged bad reviews were accidentally accompanying the profiles of those who [...]

  • City law firm to rebrand after co-founder demands name be stripped

    September 24, 2026

    The co-founder of a City-based law firm behind the largest group claim in UK history against mining giant BHP said he will file a cease-and-desist to have his name removed after the firm initiated legal action against its own clients in the claim. US disputes lawyer Harris Pogust, who co-founded Pogust Goodhead (formerly PGMBM) alongside [...]

  • Hugging Face hack spells ’emergency for the City of London’, warns top lawyer

    September 24, 2026

    Everything companies have done to prepare for a cyber attack is now “completely old world” following the OpenAI–Hugging Face hack over the summer, a top City lawyer has warned. The “unpredecented” July hack, in which OpenAI’s model escaped a controlled test by itself and broke into the AI platform Hugging Face, prompted a probe from [...]

  • Costa del Court: City law firm follows wealthy Brits to Mallorca

    September 16, 2026

    London-based family law firm AFP Bloom has opened an office in Mallorca to serve the growing number of British families relocating to the Spanish island. The law firm, known for its work with high-net-worth and international families, has opened a new Palma office, allowing clients to receive specialist English legal advice in-person on the island [...]

  • Clean up or lawyer up: The FCA’s culture war gets real

    September 16, 2026

    With the City watchdog empowered to penalise non-financial misconduct and fresh off a win at the Upper Tribunal, lawyers now expect to be flooded with work from businesses that are grappling with the focus on culture, as bullying, harassment, and serious misconduct are no longer just HR matters, writes Maria Ward-Brennan. The Financial Conduct Authority [...]

  • City firm behind BHP litigation faces legal action over unpaid barrister fee claims

    September 15, 2026

    A barrister for the law firm behind the record BHP litigation has alleged in a £2.6m lawsuit that the firm failed to pay him and now faces a counterclaim. Ibar McCarthy, a barrister at Normanton Chambers, alleged City law firm Pogust Goodhead did not pay him for his work on the £36bn litigation against mining giant [...]

  • FCA bans former law firm owner for misusing £28m of client money

    September 15, 2026

    The financial watchdog has banned the former owner of London-based law firm Kingly Solicitors from working in financial services after finding he allowed £28m of client money to be misused. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said on Tuesday it has barred Nurul Miah, also known as Neil Mia and Neil Miah, the former owner of [...]

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