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Inside King & Spalding’s London growth push with managing partner Tom Sprange
October 7, 2026 · 38 minKing & Spalding is in growth mode in London. The office increased revenue by 48% last year, has expanded its footprint at 8 Bishopsgate and recently hired a major international arbitration and litigation team from WilmerHale. London…
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Jeanette Burgess on taking Walker Morris beyond £100m and saying no to private equity
September 29, 2026 · 35 minWalker Morris has nearly doubled in size over the past seven years while holding on to a model that looks increasingly distinctive: one office in Leeds and no international network of its own. Revenue reached a record £90.2m last year…
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Charles Russell Speechlys boss Simon Ridpath on building a law firm around private capital
September 9, 2026 · 36 minCharles Russell Speechlys has expanded rapidly under managing partner Simon Ridpath, opening in Milan and Singapore before making a defining move into the US this year. The strategy is built around the firm’s ambition to become the…
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Christian Bartsch on Bird & Bird’s path to €1bn
September 2, 2026 · 35 minChristian Bartsch is the CEO of Bird & Bird, the international law firm built around technology, IP and regulation. He joined the firm in 2007, became CEO in 2022 and was recently re-elected for a second term. In this episode, Bartsch…
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Lewis Silkin’s Jo Farmer on why two managing partners are better than one
August 19, 2026 · 41 minJo Farmer, joint managing partner of Lewis Silkin, joins the podcast to discuss the firm’s rapid growth and the strategy behind it. She explains why Lewis Silkin has resisted chasing revenue for its own sake, instead focusing on organic…
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How David Beech built Knights into a £200m law firm
August 5, 2026 · 48 minDavid Beech, CEO of listed law firm Knights, joins the podcast to discuss how he has built one of the UK's largest regional legal businesses since buying the firm in 2012. He explains why Knights has prioritised people and cash over…
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Inside Mayer Brown’s London private capital push
July 28, 2026 · 35 minDom Griffiths, London managing partner of Mayer Brown, joins the podcast to discuss the strategy behind one of the firm's strongest years in London. He explains why Mayer Brown has invested so heavily in private capital, how targeted…
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Richard Medd on Browne Jacobson’s growth strategy
July 22, 2026 · 29 minRichard Medd, managing partner of Browne Jacobson, joins the podcast to discuss how the firm has doubled revenue over the past six years - revenue for the most recent financial year came in at a record £149m - and the strategy behind its…