IFLR1000 ’s Post

It's here! Below are the IFLR1000 Latin America rankings and we are proud to have helped firms maintain their Tier 1 ranking and 48 Partners either maintain or improve their rankings this year. Latin America Rankings : https://lnkd.in/ex-XSW8q #iflr1000 #legalrankings #latinamericalaw #advogados #abogados IFLR1000

Well done to everyone ranked in the latest IFLR1000 Central and Eastern European Rankings (below)! Now is a great time to think about your legal directory strategy. Below are tips to make your strategy meetings more effective: - Are the relevant Partners/Head of Practice Groups attending the meeting alongside the person/s responsible for legal directories? - How do these rankings inform your short - long term ranking goals? - What qualities, skills, and specific work types do you want to be known for and do these rankings reflect that? - What has changed since your last submission (new hires, promotions, case updates etc) - Deadlines: what is your timeframe for preparing for next year both for IFLR100 and other legal directories. IFLR Rankings: https://lnkd.in/dGSUjVj6 Visit our website for more tips and how our consultants can help you grow your rankings: https://lnkd.in/eJNgpfcW #IFLR1000 #legalrankings #EasternEurope #lawfirms #legaldirectories

Today we’re excited to unveil the 2024 IFLR1000 rankings for firms and lawyers across the United States and Mexico. This year's edition ranks 1,753 firms, based on over 740 detailed submissions. Our rigorous research process reveals the leaders in the Americas’ legal landscape. Find out who’s leading the way in our comprehensive rankings: http://spr.ly/6045c2HRB #IFLR1000

Rankings alert! Well done to everyone ranked, we're thrilled to see so many US and Mexican clients recognised in #IFLR1000 (full rankings linked below). https://lnkd.in/eZaxBerw Want to get ahead of the next research cycle? Get in touch: info@kiddaitken.com #legalrankings #lawfirmmarketing IFLR1000 #usa #mexico #attorneys

Following the announcement of the Chambers Global and Europe deadlines, we are now preparing for another important deadline — IFLR1000 is officially accepting submissions for its rankings in financial and corporate law. 🗓️ Key Deadlines: - February 12, 2025 and June 30, 2025 (dates vary by region). 🔍 How to prepare: - Focus on Quality: Submit your most impactful, innovative deals—emphasizing complexity and significance. - Client Feedback: Gather tailored, specific feedback from clients to boost your submission. - Lawyer Survey Opportunity: Junior and rising star lawyers now have a greater opportunity to showcase individual contributions. - Referee Engagement: Prioritize referees who can offer detailed, comparative feedback to stand out. 🔗 For more tips on preparing standout submissions, check out our blog: https://lnkd.in/eCDbAfSU 🔗 For the full IFLR1000 methodology, practice areas, and definitions: https://lnkd.in/dfBDxGST

If you have a trial or arbitration hearing coming up, have you proposed a time limit for both sides? Consider the game-changing benefits of time limits for your case: * Focus: Time limits compel all parties to concentrate on the most critical issues. 🎯 * Cost: Time limits reduce the hours in court, making trial more accessible and affordable. 💼 * Innovation: Time limits can inspire innovative approaches, like using a hybrid of in-person and video sessions to maximize the use of available time. 🌐 I help business owners get their day in court to protect what they've built - and time limits can support that goal. Read about a recent hearing where we used a strict 18-hour limit on the ABA's website: https://lnkd.in/gXemhcb9

I am delighted to announce that my article on "A New Conceptual and Applicable Proposal on the Independence and Impartiality of the Arbitrator", has now been published in the latest issue of the Journal of International Arbitration. In this article I analyze the current state of affairs regarding the independence and impartiality of the arbitrator. In addition, I formulate some new conceptual proposals on the subject, pointing out that it is a hybrid concept, which -using Dworkin's distinction- functions more as a principle than as a rule. I also put forward a couple of applicable proposals on this topic. First, the use of a multi-step model that allows us to analyse a specific case. Second, when the principle of independence and impartiality collides with another principle, I advocate the use of balancing. You can consult the aforementioned article at the following address. https://lnkd.in/e_2TPUfd

Take a peek at the stunning new Spring edition magazine - ‘Celebrating new growth in 2024’. #national and #international #legalspecialists #familylaw Click on the link below: https://lnkd.in/eSjGiGp4

In a testament to its market-leading position, Sayenko Kharenko has secured exceptional rankings in IFLR1000 ’s 2024 guide, emerging as Ukraine’s most comprehensive legal powerhouse for complex financial and corporate matters. The firm’s stellar performance includes top-tier rankings across 80% of evaluated practice areas, positioning it as the go-to advisor for sophisticated cross-border transactions. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eybRRmJ2 Nazar Chernyavsky, Michael Kharenko, Anton Korobeynikov, Igor Lozenko, Oleksandr Nikolaichyk, Alina Plyushch, Vladimir Sayenko, Iryna Bakina, Konstantin Gribov, Vladyslava Mitsai

We are excited to share that James Harvey and Aastha Mantri have published an article in Issue 6 of the ThoughtLeaders4 Competition | TL4C magazine. They take on two difficult questions that the CAT has raised as the collective proceedings regime in the UK enters a new phase: (1) what is the likely take-up rate of collective settlements; and (2) how do different distribution arrangements affect the likely take-up rate? The article delves into the challenges associated with answering these questions, including the drawbacks of standard methods such as surveys, experiments, and trials, and discusses what can be done to help address them. The full article can be found here: https://lnkd.in/dnH7yu4w #TL4Competition #competitionlaw #collectiveaction #classaction #competitionlitigation ThoughtLeaders4 Competition | TL4C, Peter Miles, Helen Berwick, Maddi Briggs, Chris Leese, Danushka De Alwis, Paul Barford, and Maximus McCabe-Abel