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Is The Time For Class Action Litigation At Hand?

LAWFUEL – The Legal Newswire – Once-thriving securities-fraud lawsuits, hailed by shareholders and bashed by businesses, are facing an onslaught of legal challenges that could cripple the controversial class actions. The number of federal securities-fraud lawsuits is steadily falling. Businesses are stepping up their assault on what they call frivolous litigation. Government investigations are chilling

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Minter Ellison Leads Way Forward on Hong Kong’s Employment Law

05 October 2007 – LAWFUEL – Australia New Zealand Law Jobs – Minter Ellison was specially requested to produce the first comprehensive guide to Hong Kong’s Employment Law by leading media partner CCH. Hong Kong Employment Law: A Practical Guide was launched on 5 October, 2007. Authored by Pattie Walsh, Head of Minter Ellison’s Greater

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Trading Carbon – Let the Consultation Begin – NZ Legal

LAWFUEL – New Zealand Legal Jobs, Law News – Chapman Tripp has published an article on the Government’s recently released climate change package, which deals with the introduction of an emissions trading scheme. The policy sets out firm targets for carbon neutrality and provides sectors with a clear timeline for inclusion, although it still paints

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NSW Barrister Elevated To Queens’ Counsel Status On Sixth Attempt

LAWFUEL – The Legal Newswire – To some in the profession it was simply her turn. To others the appointment was long overdue. At her sixth attempt, the Crown prosecutor Margaret Cunneen was yesterday named one of 23 barristers awarded the coveted title senior counsel. After conducting a series of high-profile cases, the fact that

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State Department Paid Little Attention To Warnings On Blackwater & Security Company Activities

Washington — LAWFUEL – Truthout.org reports that the State Department, which is facing growing criticism of its policy on private security contractors, overlooked repeated warnings from U.S. diplomats in the field that guards were endangering Iraqi civilians and undermining U.S. efforts to win support from the population, according to current and former U.S. officials. Ever

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