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New RMIT School of Law opens for next generation of legal expertsRMIT University

RMIT School of Law The new RMIT School of Law has opened, building on the university’s 60-year legacy in legal training and research. The standalone School of Law, formerly known as the Graduate School of Business and Law, brings together existing undergraduate and postgraduate programs alongside flagship RMIT research centres, the Business and Human Rights Centre and the Centre for

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NZ Law – Bar Association Says Women lawyers remain under-represented as counsel in higher courts 

  The New Zealand Bar Association | Ngā Ahorangi Motuhake o Te Ture recently conducted further  research revealing women lawyers remain markedly under-represented as counsel in the Court  of Appeal and Supreme Court. Disappointingly the research confirmed there has been no  improvement since the previous reviews.   The research is set out in a report prepared

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New Zealand Gender Ratio at Higher Courts Shows Underrepresentation of Women

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The New Zealand Bar Association’s latest report on the gender ratio of counsel in higher courts highlights a persistent issue of underrepresentation of women who make up 55 percent of the legal profession as of 2023, but remain significantly underrepresented as lead counsel in both the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. Over the

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LegalVision Announces Deal With Australian Private Equity Firm

Legal services disruptor LegalVision announces strategic partnership with Quadrant Private Equity, one of Australia’s leading private equity firms. Legal services disruptor LegalVision is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Quadrant Private Equity, one of Australia’s leading private equity firms. Founded in 2012, LegalVision has built its success on a subscription-based legal services model catering to startups,

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Venable Welcomes Two Award-Winning IP Attorneys in San Francisco

San Francisco (March 10, 2025) – Venable LLP announced today the addition of two award-winning attorneys to its Intellectual Property (IP) team in San Francisco—Jeannine Yoo Sano and Eric Krause. “We are excited to welcome Jeannine and Eric to our intellectual property team. Their exceptional expertise and commitment to protecting technology interests will further strengthen our ability to serve clients in an increasingly

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Willig, Williams & Davidson Adds Two New Attorneys

PHILADELPHIA (March 2025) – Labor, employment, workers’ compensation and family law firm Willig, Williams & Davidson is pleased to announce that Nancy McCauley has returned to the firm as counsel and Liam Riley has joined the firm as an associate. Having previously served with the firm for more than two decades, McCauley focuses her practice on legal services for working families, guiding

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Dykema Doubles Houston Office Headcount With the Addition of Seven Attorneys

Dykema Grows in Houston Dykema, a leading national law firm, announced the addition of seven attorneys to the firm’s Houston office, doubling the office’s lawyer headcount. This expansion strengthens the firm’s capabilities in key practice areas, including energy, bankruptcy and restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, business taxation and planning, corporate and finance, labor and employment, and

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Faking It Till They Make It Sees Lawyer Sentenced for Identity Fraud

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The Fake ID Lawyer Gets Real Jail An Ohio lawyer who took deception to a whole new level has just been handed a 37-month prison sentence. The lawyer managed to secure jobs at multiple law firms by using fake identities—a feat that’s both astonishing and unsettling. By creating entirely fictional personas, complete with fabricated credentials

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