LawFuel’s 2022 Lawyer of the Year is the battling ‘loophole lawyer’ who fought to get Charlotte Bellis into the country under the MIQ lottery system.
Need cash while your lawsuit is pending? Lawsuit funding brokers help connect plaintiffs with the financial support they need without upfront costs or added risk. Learn when and why using a broker might be the smartest move. Litigation is a financial and emotional drain. Many plaintiffs struggle to pay living expenses while waiting months
King & Wood Mallesons Australia (KWM), a member of Asia’s top tier law firm network, is pleased to announce the promotion of 4 lawyers to its Australia partnership. Joining the KWM Australia partnership are: These promotions, effective from 1 July 2025, reflect our distinct legal excellence and commitment to investing in future leaders to provide
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Candey Law team win the Lawyer Awards Boutique Litigation Firm of The Year 2025 Unlike Litigation Team of the Year, the Litigation Boutique of the Year Award is given for a firm’s all round performance. Firms – which naturally need to be “litigation boutiques” – are judged based on their place in the market, recent
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Everyone’s talking about the future of work, but it feels like the plot of a prestige TV show—lots of drama, cliffhangers, and unexpected twists? Deloitte’s latest survey of Gen Z and millennials is basically the season finale, packed with insights about what the new guard wants from their jobs, their employers, and, well, life in
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In early April 2025, Wilkie Farr & Gallagher struck a high-stakes deal with the Trump administration: a commitment to provide $100 million in pro bono services—and a controversial pledge to limit diversity initiatives—to dodge punitive executive orders.
That deal has now triggered a legal talent landslide. Seven well-established litigation partners, mainly from the San Francisco office, have abandoned ship for Cooley LLP, who have actively challenged those Trump orders in court.
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Source: Stowe Family Law, UK When personal relationships break down and legal support becomes necessary, clients often approach family solicitors at a time of heightened emotion and uncertainty. They want more than accurate legal advice, reassurance, consistent support, and clear communication. Trust becomes the deciding factor in whether a client feels protected or overwhelmed. The
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Michael Avenatti, once a cable news darling and lawyer for Stormy Daniels, just had his prison sentence cut. He was resentenced to 11 years and 3 months for stealing from clients and dodging taxes. That’s less than the original 14 years. The Ninth Circuit ruled last year that the judge made mistakes by not counting
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Lawyers are educated in law schools, refined in courtrooms, and perfected over years of case work. But not all skills an excellent lawyer requires are developed within a courtroom. Among the most significant mental attributes, such as keen memory, firm concentration, and tranquil thinking, habits developed outside office hours are essential. Amidst crowded calendars, attorneys
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Article source: National Private Investigators In today’s fast-paced business world, protecting sensitive information is more important than ever. Busy offices are hubs of activity, with employees, clients, and visitors constantly coming and going. Amidst all this hustle and bustle, the risk of covert surveillance and eavesdropping can easily be overlooked. That’s where professional bug sweeping
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Husband who worked with public servant wife to defraud Oranga Tamariki of $2 million sentenced in SFO case A man who worked with his public servant wife to fraudulently obtain more than $2 million from Oranga Tamariki ̶ Ministry for Children was sentenced today, after pleading guilty to charges brought by the Serious Fraud Office
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