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A Discussion with Proskauer Chairman Joe Leccese

The Gateway to Global China: Hong Kong as a Frontier for Chinese Law Firms

Speaker Series: A Panel Discussion on Law & Finance

A Conversation on Data and Privacy with former Facebook GC Chris Kelly

The Evolving Legal Landscape: A Conversation with Kim Koopersmith

Driving Change in a Global Law Firm in an Era of Innovation and Disruption

RSG’s Big Questions: Can and Do Lawyers Really Innovate?

The Rule of Law: Why It Matters to Society and the Legal Profession

Righteous Practice: The Intersection of Business Law and Human Rights

Thinking Like Google to Increase Diversity in the Legal Profession