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Former Ashurst Startup Lawyer Joins Pillsbury in Austin (opens the original)
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Pillsbury is continuing its aggressive build-out of its emerging companies and venture capital business, adding Austin technology and startup lawyer Valeska Pederson Hintz as the tenth startup-focused lateral partner to join the practice in just two years. Hintz joins from Ashurst Perkins Coie and brings almost two decades of experience advising companies and investors across venture financings, IPOs, M&A and other liquidity events. Her arrival also strengthens Pillsbury’s position in the increa
Slaughter And May Still Rules London’s Listed Market. The Problem Is The Market Is Shrinking (opens the original)
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The Q3 2026 Corporate Advisers Rankings Guide is out, and the interesting story is not who is on top. Every quarter, a small data publisher in the UK causes a modest flurry of law firm marketing activity, and this week was no exception. Adviser Rankings Ltd has published its Q3 2026 Corporate Advisers Rankings Guide, and by close of business the LinkedIn posts had begun. Slaughter and May is top. Linklaters is top. Hill Dickinson is top. Howard Kennedy is top. Fieldfisher is top. Everyone, on so
Legal AI – Can’t Work Without It: Why 15% of Big Law Attorneys Are Now Officially Dependent on AI (opens the original)
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According to fresh survey data from LexisNexis UK, 15% of lawyers at large commercial law firms now admit they are completely dependent on AI to carry out their daily legal work. The reliance is almost as pronounced in corporate legal departments, where 13% of in-house counsel report identical dependency. Artificial intelligence in the legal sector has crossed the rubicon from experimental pilot project to standard operating equipment. The survey of more than 500 legal professionals paints a viv
Why Modern Law Firms Need Smarter Access Control Systems to Protect Client Confidentiality (opens the original)
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Law firms have always been entrusted with some of the most sensitive information in society. From merger agreements and intellectual property documents to criminal defense strategies and personal financial records, every file represents information that clients expect to remain confidential. While many firms have invested heavily in cybersecurity, physical security is often overlooked. Yet protecting confidential information begins long before someone logs into a computer. The need for stronger
Google Goes for Big Law’s Jugular: Inside Gemini Enterprise for Legal (opens the original)
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Google Cloud has officially fired a massive shot across the legal tech bow, unveiling Gemini Enterprise for Legal, a purpose-built, agentic AI platform designed to move past generic chat prompts and directly tackle the billable grind of high-stakes practice. Developed in direct collaboration with major global law firms including Cleary Gottlieb, Freshfields, Weil, and Williams & Connolly, Google’s new platform signals a major shift: Big Tech is no longer content selling raw compute to third-part
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