The Big Question
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Corporate boom gives rise to widespread charge-out fee hike
By Charlotte Edmond | February 7, 2007
High business confidence looks set to see firms' charge-out rates rising robustly, but success fee arrangements are becoming commonplace. Charlotte Edmond reports on the results of the latest Big Question survey
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Legal aid battle wins City support
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | January 31, 2007
City lawyers on balance support the Law Society's campaign against controversial legal aid reforms, but a large swathe of the commercial fraternity has yet to be convinced.
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City leaders take tougher stance on mandate risk management
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | January 25, 2007
City leaders extend use of liability caps as legal profession follows in the footsteps of banks and accountants with controversial risk management tactics. Caroline Grimshaw reports on the results of the latest Big Question survey
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Business confidence hits record heights
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | January 17, 2007
Legal Weeks quarterly business confidence survey reveals a record number of lawyers predicting double-digit revenue growth for 2007, as optimism in the City continues to soar. Charlotte Edmond reports on the latest Big Question survey
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Business confidence hits record heights
By Charlotte Edmond | January 17, 2007
Legal Weeks quarterly business confidence survey reveals a record number of lawyers predicting double-digit revenue growth for 2007, as optimism in the City continues to soar. Charlotte Edmond reports on the latest Big Question survey
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City lawyers pour cold water on 2,000-hour targets
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | December 31, 2006
Senior lawyers warn aggressive hours-based bonus packages can go too far in the wake of SJ Berwin's controversial bonus move. Charlotte Edmond reports on the latest Big Question survey
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City lawyers pour cold water on 2,000-hour targets
By Charlotte Edmond | December 31, 2006
Senior lawyers warn aggressive hours-based bonus packages can go too far in the wake of SJ Berwin's controversial bonus move. Charlotte Edmond reports on the latest Big Question survey
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Firms bullish over budget targets as turnover continues to rise
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | December 6, 2006
A large majority of partners at leading firms predict they will exceed their 2006-07 targets, as forecasts for a record year appear on course to come true. Georgina Stanley reports on the latest Big Question survey
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Firms bullish over budget targets as turnover continues to rise
By Georgina Stanley | December 6, 2006
A large majority of partners at leading firms predict they will exceed their 2006-07 targets, as forecasts for a record year appear on course to come true. Georgina Stanley reports on the latest Big Question survey
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| Analysis
None so zealous as the converted as profession learns to love CSR
By a:1:{i:0;s:1:" ";} | November 29, 2006
Commercial lawyers discover the joys of getting fluffy and saving the planet as the corporate social responsibility cause rapidly gathers new converts. Claire Ruckin reports on the latest Big Question survey
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