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From All-Nighters to Work-Life Balance Asks Whether Gen Z Lawyers Built for the Grind?

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Gen Z Lawyers Debate Sparked by Gibson Dunn Sonia Hickey Gibson Dunn have waded into the generational divide in law firms that has perhaps never been more pronounced, focused on Gen Z lawyers. Gibson Dunn, a U.S-based firm with a presence in London, recently posted a job advertisement that seemed to encapsulate the frustrations of […]

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From Magic Circle To Magic LegalAI

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Former Clifford Chance Lawyer Scores AI Funding Tom Borman, LawFuel contributing writer WilsonAI, a groundbreaking legal tech startup founded by former Clifford Chance lawyer Gus Neate and D.E. Shaw alumnus Alex Wang, (pictured), is a frontrunner for in-house legal operations through artificial intelligence. The London-based company recently secured £1.3 million in pre-seed funding led by

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Email Leak Sparks Crisis at Leading Law Firm in Australia

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A Scandal Unfolds As Slater & Gordon Grapples with Anonymous Email Leak Slater and Gordon, one of Australia’s largest plaintiff law firms, is at the center of a storm after an anonymous email—allegedly sent by the outgoing acting chief people officer, Mari Ruiz-Matthyssen (pictured)—landed in the inboxes of its entire staff. The email, which included

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US Law News – 19 New Partners for Latham & Watkins

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Latham & Watkins Partners Latham & Watkins has announced the promotion of 19 counsel to its global partnership, effective March 1, 2025. This follows the firm’s earlier promotion of 24 associates to partner, which took effect on January 1, 2025. The latest round of promotions includes five new partners in London, where the firm experienced

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How Thomson Reuters’ Win Redefines Fair Use for Legal Tech

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Fair Use for Legal Tech John Bowie A US federal court’s landmark decision relating to fair use in AI technology in Thomson Reuters v. ROSS Intelligence offers some critical guidance for navigating AI and copyright law, signaling how courts may assess “fair use” in the age of machine learning. Judge Stephanos Bibas ruled that ROSS infringed 2,443

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Addleshaw’s European Expansion Continues With Linklaters Warsaw Deal

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Addleshaws in Warsaw Addleshaw Goddard is making a move in Central Europe by taking over Linklaters’ Warsaw office, marking its 20th global office and expanding its reach in Poland and nearby regions. The deal, expected to finalize by April 2025, is part of the firm’s long-term growth plan to meet rising client demands for cross-border

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Linklaters AI Assistants Move From Failing Grade to Passing Mark

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Linklaters Puts Robot Lawyers to the Legal Test Ben Thomson, Legal affairs writer Magic Circle firm Linklaters puts AI through rigorous legal exams – and the results might surprise you. In a bold experiment that reads like science fiction but is very much our present reality, Magic Circle firm Linklaters has been subjecting artificial intelligence

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Which Law School Leads the World Rankings?

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Law School Rankings Stanford University in California leads the 2025 global law school rankings by Times Higher Education, followed closely by Harvard University and New York University. While US institutions dominate the top three, the UK’s University of Cambridge and University of Oxford rank fourth and seventh respectively, marking a decline for Cambridge from its

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