1 New | Civil Justice Council issues recommendations for reforms of damage-based agreements

Legal Week | LIVE Civil Justice Council issues recommendations for reforms of damage-based agreements Feature - Mon 12th Oct A Civil Justice Council report has made 45 recommendations designed to increase the uptake of damages-based agreements, a key part of the Jackson reforms but whose use has been limited. Latest stories from Legal Week Simmons, Fieldfisher gain partners as exits mount at Baker Botts London News - Mon 12th Oct UK firms gain finance and IP partners as Houston oil and gas firm's London office loses partner and special counsel DLA Piper rebuilds in Italy with nine-strong Ashurst team News - Mon 12th Oct DLA recruits three partners and six lawyers from Ashurst including Rome partner Francesco de Gennaro Bagshaw and Youle promoted as White & Case launches global private equity group News - Mon 12th Oct Ex-Linklaters duo handed wider role as part of a wider overhaul of the firm's global industry groups Solicitor apprentices: 'There is more to be gained by experience than studying hypotheticals' Analysis - Mon 12th Oct Law firms and legal apprentices explain why they think entry into the profession must transform through apprenticeships Allen & Overy City capital markets partner departs for King & Spalding News - Fri 9th Oct US firm continues City hiring spree with the addition of Allen & Overy US qualified partner Thomas Jones More stories from Legal Week Legal Week Law Latest Resources A Safe Harbor no more - where do we go from here? Bond Dickinson White Paper The Court of Justice of the European Union has handed down its judgment in the case of Schrems v Data Protection Commissioner, ruling that the US Safe Harbor scheme is invalid. This briefing explains the decision and the steps organisations that rely on the Safe Harbor mechanism should now take. More from Legal Week Law Upcoming Events for Legal Professionals Legal Week Corporate Governance and Risk Forum 2015 Conference - Wed 18th Nov 2015, London Following the success of last year’s Corporate Governance & Risk Forum, Legal Week is delighted to announce that the forum will return, taking place on 18 November 2015. Details Book Online Enquries Add to Diary 2408 Legal Jobs from Legal Week Jobs NQ Competition Associate - Elite US Firm Hydrogen Group -£95000.00 - £115000.00 per annum Our client, an elite US law firm, would like to hire a junior competition associate.London More from Legal Week Jobs

AOP Digital Publisher of the Year 2010 & 2013 © Incisive Business Media (IP) Limited 2015, Published by Incisive Business Media Limited, Haymarket House, 28-29 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4RX, are companies registered in England and Wales with company registration numbers 9177174 & 9178013. This email is intended for anjeri2010.lawyerinfo@blogger.com. Update Details & Email Options Add to Safe Senders  |  Contact  |  Privacy Unsubscribe