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NZ Law – King’s Counsel Appointments

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>> See new law jobs at LawFuel.com/Jobs/ Attorney-General Chris Bishop today announced the appointments of 12 King’s Counsel. The rank of King’s Counsel is primarily awarded to barristers sole who have met the overarching criteria of excellence in their careers. The 12 new King’s Counsel appointed, from over 100 applications, are Matanuku Mahuika, Karen Radich,

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Hogan Lovells Cadwalader unveils the next phase of its AI strategy

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Today, Hogan Lovells Cadwalader is unveiling a comprehensive firmwide AI strategy and new AI governance structure that combines market-leading platforms, proprietary client solutions, and dedicated commercial capabilities.  It will accelerate the firm’s business transformation and drive better solutions, service, and value for clients. Paul Otto (pictured) will become Managing Partner – Legal Technology and AI. Paul

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New Law Marketing Feature Published by LawFuel Reveals How Law Firms Can Stop Wasting PPC Budgets on Unqualified Inquiries

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AUCKLAND / GLOBAL — Legal news platform LawFuel has published a comprehensive new legal marketing guide addressing one of the most persistent frustrations facing law practices: wasted advertising spend on unqualified calls and non-viable leads. Authored by Abhisar Sharma, founder of digital marketing agency ImagineInk Marketing Solutions, the article—titled “Google Ads for Law Firms: Stopping

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Google Ads for Law Firms: Stopping Wasted Spend on Unqualified Calls

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Abhisar Sharma is the founder of digital marketing agency ImagineInk Marketing Solutions For many law firms, Google Ads looks simple on the invoice and complicated everywhere else. The phone rings, the dashboard reports “conversions,” and yet the intake team spends its day fielding calls from job seekers, people wanting free advice, and callers from jurisdictions

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White & Case Goes Big on America With Largest Partner Class in Five Years

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Global law firm White & Case has unveiled its largest partner promotion round in five years, elevating 47 lawyers as it accelerates its ambitions in the fiercely competitive American legal market. The promotions, effective January 1, 2027, span 21 offices across 13 countries and 13 practice areas. But the real story is where the firm

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Sports Law – Sports Law Boutique Centrefield LLP partners with Palatine

Centrefield LLP, the fast growing, internationally renowned sports and media law firm, announces today a strategic investment partnership with Palatine, the leading private equity investor. Completion of the investment is subject to regulatory approval. Centrefield acts for leading sporting organisations around the world, with a client roster that includes most of the Premier League football

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United States Sues California After Determining More Than 20,000 Likely Noncitizens Are Registered to Vote in the Golden State

          LOS ANGELES – The Justice Department, working with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), today filed a complaint against the State of California over its voter list after determining that more than 20,000 people who are likely aliens are registered to vote in California. Under California law, every registered voter is mailed a ballot. It is

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US Visa Law – Immigration Attorney Warns Foreign Workers of Potential Gaps in Work Authorization Under New EAD Renewal Rules

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Certain immigrants who file renewal applications after October 30, 2025, no longer qualify for the 540-day automatic extension JACKSON HEIGHTS, N.Y. — Foreign nationals who rely on employment authorization documents (EADs) to work legally in the United States could face interruptions in their employment if they fail to renew their documents in time, an immigration attorney

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Australia Law – Evaluation confirms success of Victoria’s Public Intoxication Reform, calls for sustained care over criminalisation – Monash University

On 7 November 2023, Victoria decriminalised public intoxication, recognising a long history of over-policing and serious harm to First Nations and other vulnerable peoples, including deaths in custody. A new evaluation report from Monash University has found that the reforms have met their core intent: no person has died in police custody or been placed in a

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Former CEO of O.C.-Based Private Equity Fund Sentenced to Nearly

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3 Years in Prison for Running $63 Million Promissory Note Scam           SANTA ANA, California – An Orange County man who was the founder and CEO of a private equity fund was sentenced today to 33 months in federal prison for defrauding hundreds of investors out of approximately $63 million via a promissory note scam.           Marco

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