Power Lawyer Sir David Williams KC Retires
Sir David Williams KC is New Zealand’s leading international arbitrator and a former High Court Judge who is now retiring.
Creating a centralised pro bono system in NZ could be “massive win for our society”, says DLA Piper partner
Developing a centralised pro bono system has been called for by DLA Piper Managing Partner Laura Campion. >> Here are top law jobs . . Listed daily on New Zealand’s Best Law Jobs Network Scampion has called for the implementation of a centralised pro bono system in the country, similar to Australia’s model. She believes
London Law Firms Compete for Top Talent: NQ Salaries Soar to Keep Pace with Demand
Allen & Overy has increased the salary for newly qualified (NQ) lawyers to £125,000 ($174,000), matching the pay rates at Magic Circle firms Clifford Chance, Freshfields and Linklaters. NQs in the London office have seen a 16% pay increase from £107,500 as of 1 May. Slaughter and May is the only Magic Circle member paying a lower NQ salary, at £115,000.
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SDNY General Crimes Unit Co-Chief Jordan Estes Joins Kramer Levin’s White Collar and Government Investigations Practice
SDNY General Crimes Unit Co-Chief Jordan Estes Joins Kramer Levin’s White Collar and Government Investigations Practice
Biglaw Meltdown: 100+ Lawyers Depart from Lewis Brisbois to Form New Firm
Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith, a major law firm, has experienced a significant walkout of at least 100 lawyers who have announced their intention to join a new firm called Barber Ranen. According to John Barber, the former chair of Lewis Brisbois’ employment practice, as many as 140 lawyers could eventually leave the firm to
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Law Job With A Difference: Legal Officer With the NZ Defence Force
Law jobs continue to evolve and develop and as the in-house legal departments continue to grow in many corporate and government roles, some challenging and interesting law jobs also arise, such as that recently taken by Troy McLaren with the New Zealand Defence Force. >> MSD Are Seeking in-house lawyers . . New to the
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Florida Confidential: How Private Investigators Help Protect Your Privacy
Private investigators are an essential part of the criminal justice system. They provide evidence to help track criminals, solve crimes, and assist in civil actions such as divorce cases. Although Florida stands below the national violent crime rate of 4.0 per 1,000, private investigators still need to do their part in keeping the state safe.
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Lawyer on Demand Group Acquire Failed Listed Law Firm
Failed public listed UK law firm group Ince Group has been acquired by a lawyer on demand group in the UK, saving hundreds of legal jobs
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Employee Benefits Partner Returns to Stoel Rives’ Seattle Office From Perkins Coie
Seattle (May 1, 2023) – Stoel Rives LLP, an AmLaw200 law firm, today announced that Kiran Griffith has returned to its Seattle office as a partner. Griffith, an employee benefits lawyer who joins the firm from Perkins Coie, was an associate at Stoel Rives from 2013 to 2016. She brings to the firm 10 years of
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What Are The Most Common Misdemeanor and Felony Charges in California?
California has a top reputation but it also has felony and misdemeanor offences that involve a raft of offending issues for police and lawyers representing those dealing with them.
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