For as much as the legal profession is one of the UK's great exports, like many industries it is also very London-centric. But to focus solely on London law firms is to overlook a large contingent of successful lawyers, as evidenced by our feature last week profiling some of the best up-and-coming lawyers in firms outside the City.
Offering some tips to those looking to climb to the top, DLA Piper's co-CEO Simon Levine discussed how to tread the fine line between arrogance and confidence - and why a bit of self-belief can make the difference.
Meanwhile, Lloyds Bank may have kickstarted a trend as it pulls together a panel of law firms specifically to advise on its restructuring, as it separates its retail and investment arms.
And when he is not advising on the Homebase sale, Herbert Smith Freehills' Mark Bardell has something to say on biker gangs, virtual secondments and late hitches.
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