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France to set up English-style financial disputes court and ‘hire people with experience in common law’
Paris eyes London’s legal crown
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Fintech: Can legislation really drive innovation?
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Beyond the Dragons’ Den: What lawyers bring to a fintech venture
Travers Smith solicitor Alex Edmiston provides a brief biography of a start-up
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Brexit: Why law students are less likely to be offered training contracts
How the referendum result will impact the legal market, and what law firms can do about it
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How to become an IP & technology lawyer
Travers Smith’s Dan Reavill views the opportunities today as even brighter than the dotcom boom years
Elite commercial chambers moves into … criminal law
And you thought crime didn’t pay
How law touches on every area of sport
An introduction to the little known world of sports law
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The big 5-0: Two Bristol firms reach unprecedented NQ pay milestone
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Lord Mance defies predictions to be named Supreme Court deputy president
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Top QC renews attack on EU judges, days after husband BoJo’s controversial Brexit piece
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Norton Rose Fulbright becomes latest firm to unveil retention rate in the 60s
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