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Law360 Pulse launches UK edition

01 February 2023
Issue: 8011 / Categories: Legal News , Profession
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Legal news and analysis service Law360 Pulse has launched a UK edition.

The service, which has a large US and global readership, will focus on the UK legal market, covering industry news such as large to medium law firm finances, in-house and partner moves, compensation, regulation, tech, ethics and market disruption. It will also cover developments in substantive law such as caselaw, deals, legislation and policy in the UK jurisdictions.

‘Law360 Pulse is the go-to-source for business of law coverage in the US,’ said Rachel Travers, VP of Global Legal News, LexisNexis.

‘We are thrilled to expand our award-winning newsroom with extremely talented journalists to report on the issues, trends and challenges that shape today’s leading firms and legal departments in the UK. Law360 UK Pulse covers the important topics that keep firms on top of industry trends.’

Issue: 8011 / Categories: Legal News , Profession
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