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Legal Week | LIVE 'We are not trying to be the largest firm in New York but you need to be the right size' - Linklaters' US head on hiring in Manhattan Interview - Tue 8th Dec Magic circle firm's US head Scott Bowie discusses what's next after the firm's double New York lateral hire British Legal Awards General Counsel of the Year: Stefan Borson, Quindell Analysis - Tue 8th Dec Quindell group general counsel Stefan Borson was presented with the General Counsel of the Year award by BAE Systems GC Philip Bramwell British Legal Awards TMT Team of the Year: Herbert Smith Freehills Analysis - Tue 8th Dec HSF took the TMT Team of the Year award, represented by partners Nick Elverston and Amanda Hale and senior associates Hayley Brady and Suzanne Sullivan British Legal Awards Commercial Team of the Year: King & Wood Mallesons Analysis - Tue 8th Dec King & Wood Mallesons took the Commercial Team of the Year award, represented by associate Gina Unterhalter, employment head Carl Richards, managing associate Nicola James, partner Hilary O’Connor and associate Anne-Marie Sugrue British Legal Awards Law Firm Innovation Award: CMS Analysis - Tue 8th Dec The Law Firm Innovation Award was handed to CMS and collected by partner Simon Kilgour and regulated industries head Robert Lane British Legal Awards CSR Initiative of the Year: Linklaters Analysis - Tue 8th Dec Linklaters competition partner Simon Pritchard collected the CSR Initiative of the Year award, which was presented by Lloyds Banking Group's Lesley Wan British Legal Awards Diversity Initiative of the Year: Hogan Lovells Analysis - Tue 8th Dec Hogan Lovells UK and Africa managing partner Susan Bright collected the Diversity Initiative of the Year award from Lloyds Banking Group's Lesley Wan British Legal Awards Education and Training Initiative of the Year: My Home Move Analysis - Tue 8th Dec Conveyancing firm My Home Move took the honour in the Education and Training category, with Siobhan Connolly and Yvonne Brown collecting the award British Legal Awards London office of the Year: Cooley Analysis - Tue 8th Dec A Cooley team including partners Kevin Perry and Ann Bevitt collected the award for London Office of the Year British Legal Awards Assistant Solicitor/Associate Solicitor of the Year: Charlotte Antoniou, Michelmores Analysis - Tue 8th Dec Charlotte Antoniou of Michelmores took the award for Assistant Solicitor/Associate Solicitor of the Year, presented by BT Global Services GC Liz Walker Latest stories from Legal Week British Legal Awards City of London Law Society Lifetime Achievement Award: Ann Minogue, Macfarlanes Analysis - Tue 8th Dec Macfarlanes partner Ann Minogue was presented with the City of London Law Society Lifetime Achievement Award by judging panel chairman Alasdair Douglas British Legal Awards Client Partner of the Year Finalist: Oliver Bray, RPC Interview - Tue 8th Dec RPC commercial head praised by general counsel in Legal Week's Best Legal Adviser report for his client skills British Legal Awards Offshore Law Firm of the Year: Maples and Calder Analysis - Tue 8th Dec The British Legal Award for Offshore Law Firm of the Year went to Maples and Calder for the second year running British Legal Awards Best Use of Technology: Berwin Leighton Paisner Analysis - Tue 8th Dec Berwin Leighton Paisner consultant Victoria Blanchard and partner Wendy Miller collected the award on behalf of the firm. They are pictured with compere Hugh Dennis and awards judge Giovanni Amodeo British Legal Awards Legal Counsel of the Year: Frederic Dupas, BT Analysis - Tue 8th Dec BT's Frederic Dupas is pictured with awards compere Hugh Dennis and Lucinda Case from sponsors Thomson Reuters More stories from Legal Week Legal Week Law Latest Resources Thin veil between discrimination and justification: an interesting employment case from France Bond Dickinson White Paper The European Court of Human Rights has ruled in Ebrahimian v France that the non-renewal of an employee's contract on the basis of her refusal to remove a headscarf worn for religious reasons was lawful in order to preserve state secularism and the neutrality of public services in France. More from Legal Week Law Upcoming Events for Legal Professionals The Legal Innovation Awards 2016 Awards & Rankings - Fri 27th May 2016, London There is a lot of talk about innovation in the law. Details Book Online Enquries Add to Diary 2152 Legal Jobs from Legal Week Jobs Commercial Counsel Pro-Legal Recruitment -£55000 - £65000 per annum benefits In-House Commercial Legal Counsel - GlasgowAre you a commercial lawyer?Do you have an interest in the technology sector?Do you have experience of commercial services agreements, preferably IT or outsourcing services?Are you a qualified Solicitor of EnglanGlasgow More from Legal Week Jobs

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