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Wellington Criminal Lawyer Lodges Property Claim After Wife’s Extradition

Family at War Fight With Extradition and Caveats Wellington criminal lawyer Paul Surridge, previously engaged in high-profile disputes over his late father’s estate, has lodged caveats on property held by his wife, Marion Pearson, following her extradition to Australia to face allegations of misappropriating more than AUD 4 million. The Inland Revenue Department seeks to

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Power List Leader Una Jagose KC to Step Down as Solicitor-General

Una Jagose KC, a fixture on the LawFuel Power List and one of the most influential legal figures of the past decade, will step down as Solicitor-General in February. Attorney-General Judith Collins confirmed her departure, thanking Jagose for “long and valued service” in a role that has defined much of New Zealand’s legal response to

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Legal AI News – Alexi Announces iManage Integration to Streamline Legal Workflows

October 8, 2025 — Alexi, a legal intelligence platform trusted by leading law firms, is excited to announce a product integration with iManage, the company dedicated to Making Knowledge Work™, a leading knowledge work platform trusted by more than one million professionals worldwide, including many of the world’s top law firms. “Firms don’t just need

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Australia Law News – Statement from Raya Meredith on the judgment in Meredith v NSW (Class Action)Slater and Gordon Lawyers

30 September 2025  As a patron of many music festivals, Splendour in the Grass 2018 has stuck with me and probably always will due to the inhumane treatment of the NSW police towards myself.   And I am but one of many whose unfortunate experience at the hands of NSW law enforcement will haunt.  I can

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Australia Law News – NSW Supreme Court Justice Dina Yehia to hand down judgment re Strip Searches

   UNSW’s Associate Professor Vicki Sentas is an expert in criminal law and police powers.Landmark strip search judgment: UNSW legal expert availableUNSW Sydney Key facts:Dr Vicki Sentas: v.sentas@unsw.edu.au  TODAY 10AMFirst class action of its kind in Australia to challenge police strip searchesUNSW law academic Dr Vicki Sentas available for comment This morning, the NSW Supreme Court will deliver

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US Attorney – LASD Former Deputy Pleads Guilty to Conspiring with Corrupt Cryptocurrency Figure to Extort and Falsely Arrest Rivals

          LOS ANGELES – A deputy and helicopter pilot with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) pleaded guilty today to federal conspiracy charges for helping a now-jailed, self-styled cryptocurrency businessman extort a rival and arrange the sham illegal drug possession arrest of another adversary in Paramount in 2021.           Michael David Coberg, 44, of Eastvale, pleaded

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BigLaw-Style Pay Bumps From Houston Boutique

Big Pay Is Not Just For Big Law Houston litigation boutique Ahmad, Zavitsanos & Mensing (AZA) decided that matching the Cravath scale just wasn’t enough. It upped first‑year associate pay to US$235,000 and bumped second‑years by $10,000, according to a report from AbovetheLaw. Managing partner John Zavitsanos said the firm’s young lawyers hit the courtroom early and “out‑hustle” Biglaw

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US Attorney – Operation Guardian Angel’s Initial Results Reported

          LOS ANGELES – The United States Attorney’s Office along with its federal law enforcement partners today announced the initial results of Operation Guardian Angel, a program that seeks to neutralize California’s sanctuary state policy and protect Americans from criminal illegal aliens incarcerated in county jails by issuing federal arrest warrants for them.           Since Operation Guardian

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UK Law News – Mishcon de Reya revenues rise to £330 million with profits of £110 million for 2024/25

Mishcon de Reya has announced revenues of £330 million for the last financial year – an increase of 9% from the previous year, with profits rising 14% to £110 million. This is the first time that profit has exceeded £100 million. It marks another year of robust growth, capping a decade in which the firm

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The Fine Line Between Recreation and Regulation in Firearm Use

Source: Pexel

Article Source: The Range702.com Firearms occupy a unique place in American culture. For many, they represent protection and personal freedom. For others, they are tied to sport, hunting, and recreational shooting. Yet behind every use, whether for leisure or necessity, lies a conversation about responsibility and regulation. The enjoyment that comes from firearm-related activities depends

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