LONDON, April 17, 2018 -- HighQ is pleased to announce that Ius Laboris, the leading international HR law Alliance, has adopted HighQ’s technology to enhance the value-adding services its member firms around the world provide to their clients. Ius Laboris is leveraging HighQ’s Publisher to further strengthen its content management and digital knowledge products throughout its international network.
Ius Laboris is recognized as one of the leading international practices in the field of labor, employment and pension law, maintaining national expertise with a consistent global approach through innovation and technology. Most recently, The Lawyer shortlisted the company for Global Network of the Year in its European Awards 2017, while Financial Times recently commended Ius Laboris as one of the most innovative law firms in the world. Ius Laboris’ network includes more than 1,400 lawyers who serve clients in 53 countries, including all major economic centres.
“Ius Laboris has taken the next step forwards in providing digital services, products and knowledge by choosing HighQ Publisher,” said Sebastiaan Bos, HighQ’s Director of Solutions EMEA. “We are privileged to welcome them as a client of HighQ and excited to help them further continue to be an industry leader in providing innovative employment law support through its network of law firms.
“After expanding the practice in the first 15 years of its existence, our focus over the last year has been on consolidation and further increase of the network’s value to its members and their clients. Unlocking our legal content across 50+ jurisdictions with Publisher is a significant step for members, clients and the Alliance as a whole,“ said Arnd de Wit, Head of Marketing and Business Development for Ius Laboris.
Ius Laboris prides itself on offering one global information hub, rich in content and essential to every single one of its markets, creating a borderless employment practice for multinational companies. The employment law specialism ranges from immigration to employment law contracts and restructuring to workplace data privacy and social media policies.
About Ius LaborisFounded in 2001 with headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, Ius Laboris is an alliance of leading human resources law practitioners. The firm has more than 1,400 lawyers providing local human resources law expertise across the globe with member firms in over 50 countries and coverage in more than 100 countries. For more information, visit www.iuslaboris.com.
About HighQHighQ provides innovative enterprise collaboration and content publishing solutions to the world’s leading law firms, corporate legal teams and banks. Our secure file sharing, client extranet, matter collaboration and content marketing solutions uniquely combine enterprise-grade technology with the best ideas and user experience from consumer tools. For more information, visit www.highq.com.
Beau Wysong HighQ 913.998.6216 [email protected]


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