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‘A staggering disparity’

Published 2008 in Issue 25 by David Robinson : Comments (0)

Law firms’ fees have been thrust into the spotlight after a leading judge lambasted Allen & Overy over its £6 million bill for a five-day trial. DAVID ROBINSON looks at the effect this high-profile criticism might have on the profession.

A GREAT FIRM ADRIFT: Can Shearman & Sterling recover?

Published 2008 in Issue 25 by David Robinson : Comments (0)

Shearman & Sterling has failed to keep pace with the Wall Street elite in the last few years. DAVID ROBINSON looks at the reasons behind its malaise and its efforts to get back on track.

Linklaters’ U-Turn

Published 2008 in Issue 25 by David Robinson : Comments (0)

Linklaters is axeing four Eastern European offices in favour of a ‘best friends’ approach. This represents a remarkable volte-face for one of the great champions of integrated networks. DAVID ROBINSON charts the underlying problems that led to the shift in strategy.

The Rise of Private Antitrust Enforcement in Europe

Published 2008 in Issue 25 by David Robinson : Comments (0)

The European Commission is encouraging private litigation as a way to enforce competition rules and deter antitrust infringers. DAVID ROBINSON looks at the impact this might have on the legal profession

A MOST DEMANDING CLIENT: Eversheds’ battle to keep its contract with Tyco

Published 2008 in Issue 25 by Ravinder Casley Gera : Comments (0)

Eversheds’ ground-breaking single-provider deal with Tyco has captured the attention of the market. But what did the firm really have to do to meet its prize client’s high expectations? RAVINDER CASLEY GERA investigates.