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AMINZ Welcomes Collaborative Resolution New Zealand – Strengthening the Future of  Dispute Resolution  

NZ Law – AMINZ News Latest law jobs – Check LawFuel Jobs Network The Arbitrators’ and Mediators’ Institute of New Zealand I Te Mana Kaiwhakatau, Takawaenga o  Aotearoa (AMINZ) is pleased to welcome Collaborative Resolution New Zealand (CRNZ) into its  professional community, marking an exciting step forward for dispute resolution in Aotearoa New  Zealand. This […]

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Vaping and Employment Law: Navigating the Hazy Landscape

The rise in popularity of vaping has added a new layer of complexity to workplace policies. Employers are now grappling with how to address vaping in the workplace, balancing employee rights with concerns about health, safety, and productivity. To clear the air, we asked vaping industry expert James Smith and Head of Community at the

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Top 7 Reasons to Work With Personal Injury Lawyers for Your Case

Florida Personal Injury Law In Florida, personal injury lawyers are essential for navigating complex legal processes, negotiating with insurance companies, and maximizing compensation. Notably, individuals who hire attorneys receive settlements 3.5 times higher than those without legal representation.  Given Florida’s higher-than-average personal injury case rate, professional legal assistance is crucial. Dealing with the consequences of

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Addleshaw’s European Expansion Continues With Linklaters Warsaw Deal

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Addleshaws in Warsaw Addleshaw Goddard is making a move in Central Europe by taking over Linklaters’ Warsaw office, marking its 20th global office and expanding its reach in Poland and nearby regions. The deal, expected to finalize by April 2025, is part of the firm’s long-term growth plan to meet rising client demands for cross-border

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Top 6 Invoice Issues Law Firms Face Today

Law firm invoice issues Image: Freepik  Navigating the complexities of running a law firm involves many challenges – and invoicing is one that just can’t be ignored. Efficient invoicing is not just about sending bills: it’s about ensuring consistent cash flow and maintaining good client relationships.  However, optimizing your invoice-related processes isn’t always straightforward, and

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What Did The Judge Tell Elon Musk’s ‘DOGE’ Agency?

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#DOGELawsuit – Federal Judge Rebukes Musk-Led DOGE Constitutional Crisis Claims A federal judge’s injunction barring Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from U.S. Treasury systems has ignited a firestorm across both legal and political circles. The February 8 ruling, which found DOGE violated the Privacy Act of 1974, marks a pivotal clash between Silicon

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International Bar Association Sees AI as Crucial – Lawyers See It as ‘Next Year’s Problem’

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Lawyers and AI According to the International Bar Association’s (IBA) Future of Legal Services Commission (FLSC), artificial intelligence (AI) is a crucial topic that the legal profession needs to focus on more in the short-term. However, research undertaken by the FLSC reveals that many lawyers view AI as ‘next year’s problem’ and not one that requires priority attention. The

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NZ Law – Climate Action Lawyers Criticise Moves To Reduce Disclosures

>> Law Jobs on LawFuel’s Network – Click Here Lawyers for Climate Action NZ Inc has released its submission on proposed adjustments to New Zealand’s climate-related disclosures regime. In 2021, Aotearoa New Zealand became the first country in the world to introduce a mandatory climate-related disclosures regime (CRD Regime). However, due to claimed “significant problems

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