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This year’s International Women’s Day carries the theme ‘Give to Gain’. What does this mean exactly? Well, the idea is that when people and organisations generously give their time, trust and support to women, it creates more opportunities for them. In the legal profession, this might look like someone sharing their experience or knowledge with…

By Federico Formento Partner, Adders If 15 to 20 per cent of the global population is estimated to be neurodivergent, then neurodiversity is already part of your firm and client base. However, with this statistic in mind, we need to ask if the legal profession is built to include different ways of thinking or if…

Charles Umbach-Bascone, a trainee lawyer at Lext in France, recently travelled to Buenos Aires to complete an internship at WSC Legal, having previously worked with Philippe de Richoufftz (Partner at Lext) in project finance and with Céline Arcivos (Partner at Lext) in corporate law. He began learning Spanish a few years ago and wanted to…

Gonzalo Soto is the co-founder of WSC Legal in Buenos Aires, Argentina.   His practice focuses on business and corporate law, handling corporate transactions, mergers and acquisitions, debt restructuring, and contracts for goods, services, licensing, distribution, advertising and sponsorships.   WSC Legal is widely recognised for representing multinational companies, providing guidance on cross-border investments and reconciling common law and civil law approaches.   As Argentina’s only…

When I think about what we have in store for 2026, I see a year focused on strengthening what already works for us, while being deliberate about where Lexlink goes next. Growth is one of our aims for the year, but it has to be the right kind of growth, supported by strong relationships and…

Richard Ortoli Founding Partner Ortoli Rosenstadt LLP New York, Miami, Singapore, Hong Kong The practice of law has evolved by keeping pace with and adapting to technological advances. That evolution can be traced through the tools that lawyers have worked with over time: From the earliest days until the nineteenth century, lawyers worked with pen…

By Daniela Koenig Partner at BÜHLMANN KOENIG & PARTNER Board Member of Lexlink   When I think about what makes cross-border collaboration work in the legal profession, it almost always comes down to culture. You can have the smartest lawyers in the room and the best systems in place, but if the culture is not…

For Bühlmann Koenig & Partner (BKP), collaboration and expertise go hand in hand. BKP has been part of the Lexlink network for more than 15 years and has been significantly contributing to the development of the network by being represented in its Executive Committee, thereby strengthening its international relationships and visibility within the global legal community.  The…

By Oren Speiser Founding Partner at Granot Speiser Law Office (Israel) As technology becomes a more integral part of our personal and professional lives, it is little wonder that cybercriminals are expanding their operations to target more organisations. Some cybercriminals are seeking money, others look to access sensitive data, while others seem to simply relish…

By Matteo Carli Partner at CRELEX Studio Legale (Italy) Member of the Executive Board When I look back at some of the conversations I have had with colleagues and other professionals in our sector about the challenges of the career we have chosen, we usually end up discussing the weight of the work. Anyone who…