Do you ever wish that you could witness and capture those iconic sporting moments? Or are you someone who would rewatch that goal or the last corner/chicane again and again to relive that one sporting moment?

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Why is using social media such a challenge for pharmaceutical companies?

History graduate William Moore offers an insight into his journey in securing an associate role at Shoosmiths, as well as his area of expertise – data privacy.

What are the legal and commercial implications, and risks and rewards, of cloud computing?

Use this guide to compare the new preparation courses for the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) by key criteria including fees, learning styles and locations.

How important are ESG policies to modern commercial relationships and how does this impact the lawyer/client relationship?

How are developments in ‘fire safety’ impacting the construction industry?

If you've spent any time scrolling through LinkedIn lately, you'll probably have noticed that everyone seems to be predicting the future of the legal profession. Artificial intelligence is replacing lawyers. Traditional practice is dead. Every solicitor will be a coder by 2030. It's easy to get swept up in the headlines, but the reality is far less dramatic and much more interesting.

What are the implications of the new UK Bribery Act for businesses and individuals in Qatar?

Picking up the pieces: what are the unique challenges of insurance law in 2020?

Can Rome II handle pure economic loss?

Linklaters is running a commercial awareness event on 4 December as part of its LinkUpEatUp campaign, which is designed to enhance participants’ understanding of the work of a leading global law firm.

I started my legal career as a solicitor. Thereafter, I transferred to the Bar to gain the opportunity to become more involved in oral and written advocacy, and to maintain an independent practice.

How will the Labour government's proposals impact the work of commercial lawyers? 

What does the Bribery Act 2010 mean from a commercial perspective?

How do companies (and governments) make well-informed decisions about the future?

Barristers are taking more risks as a result of commercial pressures, while some senior barristers may be abusing their power over women, pupils and junior barristers, the Bar Standards Board has found.

Joanna Clark is keen that prospective trainees know all about the friendly culture and diverse practice that characterise Winckworth Sherwood. Read on to deepen your understanding of this interesting, central London firm.