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Littler Survey: Employers Increasingly Consider Vaccine Mandates as COVID-19 Delta Variant Spreads

Survey of more than 1,600 employers reveals key concerns and strategies surrounding mandating and encouraging vaccination  (August 23, 2021) – Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practicerepresenting management, has released the results of its COVID-19 Vaccine Employer Survey Report: Delta Variant Update, completed by 1,630 in-house lawyers, C-suite executives and human resources professionals across the

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On A Scale of 1-5 – Where Does Your Law Firm Sit for Law Firm Job Satisfaction?

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The American Lawyer midlevel associate rankings show the ‘most satisfying’ law firms to work for . . but law firm jobs satisfaction was just one factor that featured The latest American Lawyer midlevel associate rankings have McDermott Will & Emory taking the top spot in the rankings, completed by 3700 mid-level associates – being associates

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Chapman Tripp – High Court Decision on Hacked Data – It Must Be Deleted

The recent High Court judgment against Radio New Zealand (RNZ) follows the approach in Slater v APN in relation to hacked information and is likely to influence future Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) and Media Council decisions. Background When the Waikato District Health Board (WDHB) refused to pay the instigators of the May 2021 ransomware attack, the media

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FAQ: Toronto Landlord Tenant Law – The Importance of Knowing Your Rights

Property rental laws in Canada vary across different provinces. Those involved in renting a property need to be aware of the relevant landlord/tenant legislation that applies in their locality. It is important to ensure you are knowledgeable about the relevant laws and have a lease agreement that is fully compliant with local laws and are

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DLA Piper advises FullStory in its US$103 million Series D financing

August 23, 2021 – DLA Piper represented FullStory, a leader in digital experience intelligence (DXI), in its recent oversubscribed US$103 million Series D financing. The round was led by Permira’s growth fund, which backs leading tech-enabled and digital businesses, and includes participation from all existing institutional investors, including Kleiner Perkins, GV, Stripes, Dell Technologies Capital, Salesforce Ventures

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ANZ Strikes Deal on Ross Asset Management ‘Destroyed Files’ Case

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The ANZ has settled the multi-million dollar lawsuit brought by the victims of the Ross Asset Management ponzi scheme and where the 500 claimants accused the bank, which claimed to have accidentally destroyed RAM files, of knowing or should have known what was happening with the scheme. The investors were seeking $75 million from the

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Freshfields appoints Sarah K. Solum as US Regional Managing Partner

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Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer US LLP has appointed Sarah K. Solum as its new regional managing partner for the United States. She succeeds Matthew Herman in the role. Freshfields’ Senior Partner Georgia Dawson commented, “I am delighted that Sarah will be leading our US practice. Sarah’s appointment is a powerful affirmation of our commitment to ensuring the firm is driven by a

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Why Is The US Holding Out on the Non-Lawyer Ownership Of Law Firms Change?

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The rules relating to ownership of law firms have been changing dramatically in recent years, including the previously forbidden rule of having non-lawyer ownership of law firms, but it is apparently a step too far for US regulators and law firms who continue to tread carefully in such waters. For the United States law firms,

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