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Tom Woods

Associate Director | Privacy, Responsible AI and Cyber Security

Germany, Ireland, UK
+44 207 332 2167
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Samantha Fong

Partner | Head of Hong Kong and North Asia

China, Hong Kong
+852 3596 2867
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Candice Larcombe

Associate Director | Internal Audit and Risk

UK
+44 20 7332 2185
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Brogan McDougall

Director | Risk and Compliance | Law Firms

London, UK
+44 20 7332 9630
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Tricia Goh

Associate Director | In-house Legal and Governance

Singapore
+65 6420 0530
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Hamish Richmond

Director | Head of Ireland

Ireland
+353 1 568 2835
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Victoria King

Director | In-house Legal

UAE
+971 4 447 0318
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Chloe Bailey Edwards

Director | Risk, Privacy and AI Governance

UK
+44 207 332 9606
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Chris Norton

Associate Director | Governance, Risk and Compliance

UAE
+9714 549 3214
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Akeesh Khokhar

Director | Risk and Compliance

London, UK
+44 02 073 322 192
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Balquis Hussein

Associate Director | Governance, Risk and Compliance

UAE
+971 4 448 7770
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Robin Frost

Director | Risk and Compliance

Belgium, France, Germany, London, Luxembourg, Netherlands, UK
+44 20 7332 2477
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Risk Manager (Enterprise Risk)

We are seeking an experienced Enterprise Risk Manager to join our 2nd Line of Defence (2LOD) risk function. This role sits within the Enterprise Risk team and provides broad oversight across market, credit, liquidity, operational, and strategic risk. The position offers exposure to international regulatory bodies, including work with the Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA), while […]
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  • Posted Posted 4 weeks ago

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Legal hiring in Canada: trends, pressures, and opportunities for 2026 and beyond 

  • Posted February 10, 2026
The Canadian legal hiring market continues to evolve rapidly, reflected in rising legal job postings across provinces including Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and British Columbia, as well as major cities such as Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, and Calgary. Employers are competing for highly skilled legal talent across law firms (LLPs), in-house legal teams, and hybrid practice environments.   As organisations […]
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Living and working in Toronto as a lawyer: a comprehensive guide for international talent

  • Posted February 10, 2026
Toronto has cemented its status as one of Canada’s most attractive destinations for lawyers who want to practice law in a sophisticated, multicultural, and commercially dynamic environment. As legal markets around the world become increasingly interconnected, Toronto has emerged as a hub for internationally trained lawyers seeking opportunities in private practice, in-house positions, and across corporate and […]
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What does a litigator do?

  • Posted February 2, 2026
Litigators play a central role in resolving disputes that arise between individuals, businesses and public bodies. Whether advising on commercial disagreements, regulatory challenges or high‑value cross‑border claims, litigators are involved at every stage of the process, from early risk assessment to negotiation, trial work, and increasingly, alternative dispute resolution. The work is varied, demanding and […]
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When should newly qualified lawyers move roles?

  • Posted January 29, 2026
For newly qualified lawyers, securing a newly qualified (NQ) position with your current firm after a demanding training contract is a major milestone. It is the moment where years of study, exams, and paralegal experience finally translate into a place within the legal profession.  But once the relief of qualification fades, many junior lawyers ask the […]
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How Funds Lawyers shape investment strategy and navigate complex structures

  • Posted January 29, 2026
Funds law is a highly specialised and commercially critical area of legal practice. While many associate Funds Lawyers with regulatory compliance and fund formation, their role goes far beyond documentation. In reality, Funds Lawyers are strategic partners, helping shape investment strategy, manage risk and structure vehicles that meet the needs of sophisticated investors. Legal architects […]
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AI adoption in legal functions across Europe and the impact of the EU AI Act

  • Posted January 23, 2026
Across Europe, artificial intelligence is moving rapidly from a theoretical discussion to a practical reality for in-house legal teams. From generative AI and automation to AI-powered legal tech platforms, organisations are reassessing how AI fits into the modern legal function and what this means for legal work, governance and talent.  The use of AI across in-house legal teams is being […]
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Living and working guide to the UK for Australian and New Zealand lawyers

  • Posted January 22, 2026
Relocating to the UK is an exciting step for many lawyers from Australia and New Zealand seeking to expand their career horizons, gain international experience and immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of one of the world’s leading legal hubs. But making the move comes with its challenges. From understanding visa requirements to navigating life […]
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Living and working in Switzerland

  • Posted January 15, 2026
Switzerland is one of Europe’s most attractive destinations for legal professionals seeking career advancement and an exceptional quality of life. Known for its stability, strong economy and high living standards, Switzerland offers opportunities to work on complex international law matters while enjoying a lifestyle that consistently ranks among the best in the world. Whether you’re […]
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UK in-house legal recruitment market update Q1

  • Posted January 15, 2026
Corporate and commercial Year on year, Q4 2025 shows a more selective hiring landscape, with overall activity tracking around 23% lower than the same period in 2024. Several sectors however demonstrated strong momentum. Technology recorded a 17% uplift, continuing its pattern as a consistent driver of demand, particularly for roles linked to digital transformation. Media, […]
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Evolving incentives in private equity: The future of carried interest and co-investment

  • Posted January 8, 2026
Private equity (PE) has always relied on powerful reward mechanisms to attract and retain top talent. Carried interest and co-investment have been the cornerstones of that model for decades. But the ground is shifting, and not just because of market forces. Legal and regulatory changes are reshaping how these incentives work, and for General Counsels […]
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Does a Chief Legal Officer need IPO experience for a successful IPO? What the data tells us

  • Posted January 8, 2026
This article has been co-authored by Dylan Marvin, Chief Customer Officer and former Chief Legal Officer at Cision, to explore whether prior IPO experience truly predicts better outcomes, or if the data tells a different story. Does prior IPO experience actually matter? A company’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the culmination of many years of […]
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Navigating the post-Mazur, FCA-led regulatory reset in UK legal services 

  • Posted January 7, 2026
The UK legal sector is facing a wave of regulatory changes, driven by the recent Mazur judgment, the shift of AML supervision from the SRA to the FCA, and stricter anti-money laundering rules under Regulations 28 and 30A. At the same time, AI-driven complaints and Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) volatility are straining operational resilience.  Together, these developments are forcing law firms across England and […]

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