>> New Zealand’s Best Law Jobs Here Buddle Findlay is delighted to announce the appointment of two new special counsel, Helen Pryde and Ryan Ellis. We welcomed Helen Pryde earlier this year to our Auckland litigation and employment team as a special counsel. Helen regularly advises both private and public sector clients in respect of
Which London Law Firms Pay NQs The Most? Up the London legal pay rates go again – no sooner had we reported on Quinn Emanuel’s pay rate rise when Linklater announced that they have boosted newly qualified (NQ) pay rates for junior lawyers to £150,000. The move aligns Linklaters with its Magic Circle counterpart, Freshfields
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IJM Australia welcomes the passage of the Modern Slavery Amendment (Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner) Bill 2023 in the Parliament but notes the Albanese Government has missed an opportunity to start the Commissioner off on a strong footing by ignoring the dozens of expert civil society recommendations it called for. After successfully advocating for the establishment of
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Source Entering the field of law is a formidable challenge due to its competitive nature. Every year, thousands of students vie for seats in prestigious law schools, aiming to become successful lawyers. For those aspiring to this profession, preparation and strategy are key. This guide offers six crucial tips designed to help law aspirants not
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We are pleased to welcome Adam Cohen and Mark Chorazak to our Washington, D.C. and New York offices, respectively, as partners and co-heads of our Financial Institutions Regulatory Group. Mr. Cohen and Mr. Chorazak will advise U.S. and international banks, nonbank financial institutions and fintech companies on bank regulatory matters, legislative developments, corporate governance, enforcement and compliance issues and
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Christian Bartsch International law firm Bird & Bird intends to open an office in Tokyo, Japan, before the end of the year, appointing Hiroyuki (Hiro) Iwamura as a partner in the region. The office will support Japanese clients with outbound cross-border work in Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific in key industry sectors in which
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Ippei Mizuhara, 39, of Newport Beach, was arraigned today in U.S. District Court in downtown Los Angeles. Mizuhara entered a plea of not guilty to the felony charges against him: bank fraud and subscribing to a false tax return. Mizuhara’s attorney stated in court today that there is a plea agreement in this case and
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Former CEO and Controlling Shareholder of Fat Brands Inc., Former CFO, and a Tax Advisor Indicted in Alleged Scheme to Conceal $47 Million Paid to CEO in the Form of Shareholder Loans Former CEO Andrew Wiederhorn also Charged in Second Indictmentwith Being Felon in Possession of Firearm and Ammunition LOS ANGELES – Andrew A. Wiederhorn, the
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As Winston Peters faces yet another legal claim – this time from former Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr – which he dutifully notes is not exactly his first legal rodeo. In fact, as anyone with even the dimmest, post-naughties memory can attest, the Deputy Prime Minister Peters has been rough-riding the legal circuit on several
John Bowie Law firm marketing comes in many shapes and forms, but for Tyrone-Jay Barugh his law firm with the funny name – Spilt Milk Law – is now at the center of a ‘funny case’ against airline Jetstar after booking and canceling 50 flight deals between Australia and New Zealand. Barugh booked one-way flights
