When the All Blacks battle South Africa for the Rugby World Cup final the focus will be on a big law partner who has, as one media outlet noted, a cooler side hustle than many. Wayne Barnes, 44, is a partner at the London office of biglaw US firm Squire Patton Boggs and is also
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The ‘Confrontational’ Approach To Treaty Issues Thomas Cranmer* A younger, newer brand of politics is about to become a feature of the New Zealand Parliament. With special votes still being counted, the interregnum provides time for the country’s political parties to reflect on their election performance. For Labour, in particular, that is proving to be
The law job from hell is what Hector Sharp, human itarian lawyer, has with his work in Gaza in the midst of the bombardment of the region from Israel
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Big law firms have rescinded job offers for students at Colombia and Harvard who supported Hamas
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Boutique law firm Enyo recruits a litigation partner from allen & overy
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Imagesource When resolving legal disputes, one of the most critical decisions is whether to pursue an out-of-court settlement or to take your case to court. This pivotal choice can significantly impact the outcome of your legal matter, time, finances, and even your emotional well-being. The question that lingers in many individuals’ minds is: “Should I
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The Law Society was disappointed in the ruling on the Murray Tingey case involving misconduct
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New Zealand Law Society report shows the profession still faces bullying and harassment issues
