StructureFlow, a London-based start-up that creates visual models of complex legal transactions, has picked up $6 million in fundng led by US-based fintech fund FINTOP Capital, with additional investment from Venrex, part of Select Equity Group, a US asset management fund. The latest funding brings the company’s total investment to £10.5 million. StructureFlow is a
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When someone suffers an injury and believes another party is at fault, they might consider hiring an injury attorney to represent them. Injury attorneys specialize in tort law, which covers civil litigation for injuries or wrongdoings resulting from negligence. The cost of hiring such legal representation is a common concern for potential clients. Typically, injury
Davis Polk was honored at the Vance Center’s 2024 Michael Cooper Celebration of International Pro Bono Excellence on May 7, 2024, in recognition of the firm’s pro bono work on behalf of the Prison Journalism Project (PJP). PJP trains incarcerated individuals to be journalists and publishes their stories, empowering this marginalized community to be a
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Australian Law Firm Survey Looks at Law Firm Billing The billable hour model that has long been the backbone of legal pricing could be headed for obsolescence, according to a new study from a legal technology firm in Australia. The end of the long-used billable hour has been predicted for some time by legal experts
LONDON – International law firm Reed Smith announces that Victoria Bryden and Helen Penwill, two of its associates based in London, have been named winners in the law category at the WeAreTheCity 2024 Rising Star awards. Bryden and Penwill were selected for their successful career paths, and also for their exceptional mentoring and teaching work.
Personal injury cases in California involve situations where an individual suffers physical or emotional harm due to another party’s negligence. To win such a case, the injured party (plaintiff) must prove two key things: that the defendant acted negligently and that this negligence directly caused their injuries. Here’s where expert witnesses come in – they
Image Source Going through a divorce is undeniably tough. It has an impact on your personal life and your finances. Amidst the emotional turmoil, individuals are often besieged by a plethora of questions, each carrying significant weight. These questions span concerns about children’s welfare, legal rights, and financial stability. This blog post aims to address
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For the ninth consecutive year, lawyers from Slaughter and May feature on the Empower Role Model Lists. The lists are published annually to celebrate executives, advocates and future leaders who are championing positive change for ethnic minorities in business. This year’s lists include Partners Samay Shah and Gayathri Kamalanathan, who feature on the Empower 100 Executives Role Model List,
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The $20 Million Payday Deals Albert Goodwin, LawFuel contributing editor Although ‘lateral’ may mean ‘sideways’, it certainly means ‘UP’ when it comes to lawyer compensation as some of the lateral transfers now occurring among big law firms see the big law pay scale rise to $20 million or more. Heady stuff. The pressure is on
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We wrote recently about the headlines made by Wellington’s unusual lawyer Tyrone Barugh who sees cases where others may see . . well, nothing really. His latest foray, which achieved international news, involved Barugh booking and then canceling 58 Jetstar flights when he claimed back NZ$3,540 in Australian passenger movement charges, a tax included in
