In-house

Now that Prime Minister May has served the Article 50 notice required to leave the EU, what does this mean for lawyers advising clients in the UK? Jim Leason, Vice President of Market Development and Strategy, considers the implications for UK lawyers.

The Brexit process will see the UK negotiating new trade deals within and without the EU. This guest post from the Practical Law Arbitration blog considers the obstacles and opportunities PM Theresa May will face in agreeing new trade deals.

On 8 March 2017, the UK Chancellor, Philip Hammond, delivered the final Spring Budget. Practical Law’s tax team analysed the Budget in real time and delivered an in-depth legal update, which summarises the key business tax announcements. What do you need to know?

In-house legal's performance and even survival – and that of the business it serves – may depend on the answer to this question: how robust is your legal department? Focus on three key factors in this paper to ensure success.

By 2025, 75 per cent of the workforce will be made up of millennials. Is your legal department ready to meet the challenge of engaging and retaining the lawyers who'll make up the modern workforce?