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Discover the latest industry insights with exclusive market data, emerging trend analysis and key takeaways from a candid interview with Macarena Vargas, Legal Vice President of Codelco.

UK law firms are holding firm on responsible business — with 65% improving their scores, sustainability rising on the agenda, and top firms setting the pace for what “good” will look like by 2026.

In today’s fluid regulatory environment, general counsels (GCs) increasingly turn to specialist advisors to protect their sanctions compliance.

This article explores the evolving legal landscape, key market trends, and the growing influence of these firms. Discover the latest insights and performance metrics shaping the legal sector.

The 2025 Chambers New York Spotlight Guide highlights 210 top small to medium-sized law firms across 8 cities and 24 practice areas.

In this article, Principal Research Specialist Rucha Aghera explores some key themes that have emerged in the course of this year's research, based upon insights provided by leading law firms and in-house counsel.

Chambers Asia-Pacific research team discusses Japanese law firms that are establishing offices in Europe, driven by Japan’s Economic Security Promotion Act.

Learn about trends and developments in Corporate/M&A in Asia the Chambers Asia-Pacific team discovered during the research into this year's guide.

The UK's gambling laws just got their biggest makeover in decades. But beneath the headlines lies a slow-burning regulatory wave with wide-reaching legal implications.

The Supreme Court has quashed the extradition order of a trader in a case that centred on the definition of an “extradition offence”.

A recent Court of Appeal judgment has drawn attention across the legal and funding sectors, addressing key questions around the treatment of funders in collective proceedings.

The Chambers Latin America team discusses the rise in the demand for legal services related to international clients benefiting from the nearshoring opportunities in Latin America.

Recent research highlights a new legal focus: workplace risks from worker debt and growing digital sports betting.

With the arrival of artificial intelligence (AI) to the legal universe, the expectation grows among clients that technology will reduce attorney's fees. But, in the face of the pressure for lower costs, a new concern arises: is AI able to add quality and depth to the analyses or will it only serve as a financial balance mechanism?

Amsterdam-based Mirjam de Blécourt talks to Magdalena Parkitna about her journey to becoming a prominent lawyer.

In this Chambers Legal Topics article for Chambers Europe, we offer a unique view of recent changes and latest details of no-poach agreements in Europe.

“One of the most radical and far-reaching rulings of any European court since the Second World War” – Phillip Ashley

The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) says, at the time of writing, that 66,845 incidents had been reported to it since 2019. Of these, 16,485 were considered to be a cyber breach or incident.

The first half of 2025 has been marked by existing, evolving, and emerging trends in crisis and risk management. Ongoing issues such as climate-related risks and extreme weather continue to demand attention, while new challenges have emerged such as the economic consequences of recently imposed U.S. tariffs.

The Chambers Crisis & Risk Management team share an insight into the market and analyse how geopolitics is playing a significant role in the shaping the future of the sector.