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US president’s visit has been a four-day jamboree of opulent ceremonies and petrodollar-fuelled investment pledges ...

Despite trade volatility, international law firms see long-term potential in Asia-Pacific and the adoption of new technology ...

Pilot projects by lawyers, charities and campaign groups show how tech can streamline services for vulnerable communities ...

Lawyers have shown technical creativity to help providers overcome the challenges of cross-border arrangements ...

The prize is better outcomes, but the price may be sharing more personal details. Lawyers are working on the new rules ...

Clients are excited about the possibility of taking advantage of the tax incentives this government has introduced to attract them to move to the UK. I am excited about them too and am doing my best ...

Plans to protect vulnerable old people from so-called predatory marriages have won the backing of the government’s ...

Washington and Beijing agreed this week to a cut in tariffs for 90 days, with Washington temporarily slashing tariffs on ...

Scientists in the US have performed the first personalised gene therapy on a child with a life-threatening rare disease, ...

EY has delayed start dates for graduates hired by its US strategy and deal advisory business for the third year in a row, as ...