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Legal Week | LIVE 'It wouldn't surprise me at all if others follow' - will DLA's job cuts prompt rivals to follow suit? Advice - Thu 12th May With DLA Piper set to slash its UK business support ranks, will other firms follow the firm’s lead? Partners have their say Latest stories from Legal Week Osborne Clarke kicks off results season with 23% revenue hike News - Thu 12th May Firm continues recent run of strong growth with double-digit UK revenue rise DLA Piper's Yorkshire offices to feel the brunt of support staff cull News - Wed 11th May International firm’s Yorkshire heartland to be hardest hit in redundancy process that could see 200 support jobs axed Top law firm leaders pledge to tackle corruption ahead of PM’s summit News - Wed 11th May Clifford Chance, Linklaters, Allen & Overy and White & Case among firms pledging to tackle corruption ahead of David Cameron’s summit DLA Piper to cut up to 200 support jobs News - Wed 11th May Global firm looks to slash up to 18% of its support staff in the UK following a review of its business support functions HSF, KWM and Davis Polk advise on $2.65bn mining deal News - Wed 11th May Canadian firm Osler Hoskin & Harcourt and US firm Covington & Burling have also secured roles on the deal for African copper mine More stories from Legal Week Legal Week Law Latest Resources Blurred lines - how private is your private life? Bond Dickinson White Paper In a recent case, the Employment Appeal Tribunal had to decide whether Article 8 (the right to a private life) of the ECHR was engaged when an employer used material during a disciplinary hearing that was found on an employee’s phone and provided to the employer by the police. More from Legal Week Law Upcoming Events for Legal Professionals Commercial Litigation and Arbitration Forum 2016 Conference - Thu 3rd Nov 2016, London Commercial Litigation & Arbitration Forum is tailored to address the concerns of all commercial litigators. 1888 Legal Jobs from Legal Week Jobs Senior Banking/Finance lawyer - 'Big Four' accountancy firm DMJ Legal -£80000.00 - £130000 per annum My client is a prominent and well respected accountancy firm which makes up part of the 'Big Four'. They now have an opening for a senior banking/finance lawyer in the London office. To be considered you should have at least four years pqe.The bankingLondon More from Legal Week Jobs

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