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  Practice Leader Insights From Walker Morris' Andrew Rayment

  

  Andrew Rayment, head of employment at Walker Morris, discusses the challenges of dismissing employees at a coal mine, how the proposed employment law reforms could create logistical burdens for businesses, and why prioritizing effectively is key for a lawyer.

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  Practice Leader Insights From Kennedys' Matthew Poli

  Matthew Poli,聽head of Kennedys' corporate M&A transactions team, discusses the challenges of rushing to close transactions ahead of possible budgetary changes, why reform is needed in the way a company's statutory books can be altered at Companies House, and that聽client service needs to be a lawyer's watchword.

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  Practice Leader Insights From Broadfield's Caroline Yarrow

  

  Caroline Yarrow, head of Broadfield's employment practice, discusses the challenges of analyzing huge volumes of data in a service provider transfer of 2,000 employees, why the employment tribunal system needs urgent review, and why being pragmatic and commercial when giving advice is important.

• 8 Ways Law Firms Can Prepare For SRA's AML Offensive

  

  The Solicitors Regulation Authority鈥檚 recent plans to intensify anti-money laundering enforcement means firms need to concentrate on strengthening client matter risk assessments, policies and procedures, source of funds checks and firmwide risk assessments, says Harriet Holmes at Thirdfort.

• How Fostering Well-Being Can Drive Law Firm Profitability

  

  To counter the common assumption that prioritizing lawyer鈥檚 well-being damages profitability, firms should look at the role itself and build strategies to reduce stress, especially with the current focus on delivering more billable hours in light of artificial intelligence tools creating new capacity, says Charlotte Clegg at The Mindful Business Charter.

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  Practice Leader Insights From Bristows' Robert Burrows

  

  Robert Burrows, joint head of patent litigation at Bristows, discusses the challenges of remote working when preparing cases, the need for reform in respect of second medical use patents, and whether recent European Union court decisions could mark the beginning of a shift in European litigation practice.

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  Practice Leader Insights: Farrer & Co.'s Kathleen Heycock

  

  Kathleen Heycock, leader of the employment practice at聽Farrer & Co., discusses why challenging cases foster a sense of achievement, how an increase in workplace investigations has affected her practice, and the importance of emotional intelligence when working on both positive and negative employment matters.

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  Practice Leader Insights From Morgan Lewis' Timothy Corbett

  

  Timothy Corbett, leader of Morgan Lewis' London corporate and business transactions practice, discusses the challenges of divesting a company of its Russia operations under wartime conditions, the need to align regional regulatory approaches to artificial intelligence across global businesses, and why junior lawyers should develop an area of special interest.

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  Practice Leader Insights From Covington's Gregor Frizzell

  

  Gregor Frizzell, head of the EMEA corporate group and vice chair of the global corporate practice at Covington, discusses the聽creative challenges of merger and acquisition document聽provisions, how modernizing the聽archaic聽stamp duty regime would be welcomed by tax lawyers, and the guidance offered by a recent case on聽the interpretation of material adverse clauses.

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  Practice Leader Insights From Farrer & Co.'s Simon Ward

  

  Simon Ward, leader of the private capital practice at Farrer & Co., discusses the challenges of coordinating an acquisition with lawyers from other practice areas, why finding ways to connect education institutions to regulators and decision-makers would be a positive shift, and why young lawyers should get involved in the business world early on.

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  Practice Leader Insights From Morgan Lewis' Nick Bolter

  

  Nick Bolter, leader of the London intellectual property practice at Morgan Lewis, discusses the challenges of聽acting in disputes where the other party is a lay person representing themselves, the need to refocus trademark law on consumer protection, and why IP is a challenging area of law.

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  Practice Leader Insights From Mayer Brown's James West

  

  James West, co-leader of Mayer Brown's private equity practice, discusses the challenges of conducting聽complex deals聽at pace, the benefits of maintaining a聽relatively light regulatory framework in the private equity arena, and why the current economic climate has led to a need for the industry to be more flexible in its approach to dealmaking.

• Practice Leader Insights From Norton Rose's Paul Griffin

  

  Paul Griffin,聽head of employment and labor for Europe, Middle East and Asia at聽Norton Rose, discusses the challenge of litigating a whistleblowing case with a CEO remaining in post, why the聽qualifying period for claiming unfair dismissal should be reviewed, and the importance of聽retaining one's authenticity as a lawyer.

• What Rise Of AI Means For Future Of Junior Lawyer Careers

  

  While artificial intelligence is reshaping law firms鈥� approach to core tasks, it is unlikely to eliminate the need for human oversight, and if junior lawyers can embrace new technologies with integrity, they can focus on more meaningful work and add greater value to their teams, says Valeriya Zinchenko at Teacher Stern.

• Practice Leader Insights From HFW's Michelle Chance

  

  Michelle Chance, head of HFW's London employment practice, discusses the challenges of defending a high-profile race discrimination class action in the civil courts, the need for male employees to take shared parental leave, and the significance of the new employer duty to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment of their employees.