A former finance manager who was involved in a large scale multi-million-dollar Ponzi scheme targeting the Japanese community has been sentenced to six years and four months in prison, and ordered to pay $691,000 in reparations, after being found guilty on charges brought by the Serious Fraud Office. A minimum period of imprisonment of 40%
(September 24, 2026) – Littler, the world’s largest employment and labour law practice representing management, and its attorneys have achieved recognition by Chambers and Partners in the 2027 Chambers Canada guide. The recognition comes at a time of continued growth for Littler in Canada, underscoring the strength of the firm’s expanding labour and employment practice and its
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24 September 2026 | London: Luminance, the global leader in Contract Intelligence for the enterprise, today announced that Cryptomathic, a Danish IT security company serving major financial institutions, has adopted Luminance’s Contract Intelligence Platform, turning its contract repository into a commercial resource the entire organization can use. With a lean Legal, Risk & Compliance team
–Mayer Brown announced today that Albert “BJ” Stieglitz has joined the firm as a partner in its Global Investigations & White Collar Defense practice in Washington DC. He joins Mayer Brown from Alston & Bird. “BJ is one of the premier investigations and enforcement defense lawyers in the market, bringing an exceptional combination of senior
Casepoint has entered that race to legal AI agents that can complete specific tasks with two specialist agents designed to automate document relevance assessments and issue coding in eDiscovery. Both operate within its recently launched Casepoint IQ platform, with audit trails, performance testing and human validation built into the process. The development continues an ongoing
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Article source: Mahdavi & Mahdavi Family Law, CA Financial disclosure is not merely a procedural step in a California divorce. It frames the information available for decisions about property division, support, settlement, and trial. When the financial picture is incomplete, outdated, or difficult to interpret, parties and counsel may spend substantial time resolving disputes that
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Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP has added Hayley Çapani as of counsel to its London Litigation Practice, strengthening its contentious restructuring and insolvency capabilities and adding to the firm’s Restructuring & Special Situations Practice. Çapani joins from Shoosmiths, where she established a strong market reputation among the insolvency practitioner community and co-led the firm’s contentious insolvency practice. Çapani advises companies, officeholders,
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Vinson & Elkins (V&E) has recruited two senior finance lawyers from Latham & Watkins in New York, providing a major boost to its finance law group. Loren Finegold has taken the role as V&E’s new structured finance leader after 25 years at Latham & Watkins, where he was global vice chair of the structured finance
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Arrival of partners Kristine Camron and Tom Stafford strengthens the firm’s venture capital and ESOP capabilities September 9, 2026 Barnes & Thornburg is adding depth to its Corporate and Labor and Employment Departments with the additions of Kristine Camron and Thomas P. (Tom) Stafford as partners in its Indianapolis office. Camron focuses her practice on
Article source: Nursing Home Law Center If you have a family member in a nursing home and you think someone hurt them, you probably don’t know what to do next. That’s how it is for most people. The hard part is separating the facts from what might be just you being worried about your loved
