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Overcoming Legal Challenges in Partition Actions: A Comprehensive Guide

Owning a property in California is a lucrative investment for many. But, whenever a property comprises more than one owner, conflicts are sure to arise between the parties or for their diverging interests. If this is the scenario you are dealing with, a partition action is mandatory. The partition actions in California are often challenging

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Foley Hire Former Goodwin Procter Tech Lawyer To Boost East Coast Tech Practice

Foley & Lardner have announced the lateral move of Tech lawyer Joe Bernardi in the firm’s Boston office. The firm’s press statement is below – Media Release Foley & Lardner LLP announced today that the firm has bolstered its Innovative Technology Sector and Private Equity and M&A Practices with the addition of partner Joe Bernardi

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Skadden Hire Senior Antitrust Enforcer

Skadden is pleased to announce that James Fredricks, most recently chief of the Washington Criminal II Section of the Antitrust Division, Department of Justice (DOJ), has joined the firm’s global Antitrust/Competition Group as a partner in our Washington, D.C. office. Mr. Fredricks will counsel and defend clients in all types of antitrust investigations and prosecutions, as

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Six Senior Appointments at Russell McVeagh

Russell McVeagh continues to build its expertise and talent across a number of key practice areas having recently added six senior associates to its team. Kate Maclean (Banking and Finance), Grace Liang and Sam Kember (Corporate Advisory), Marie Kavanagh (Litigation), and Ed Kinloch and David Simpson (Real Estate and Construction), have all joined the firm in the last few months. Grace, Sam and Ed are all returning

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Choosing the Right Rhode Island Criminal Defense Lawyer: What You Need to Know

Top Rhode Island Defense Attorneys Although there are a large number of criminal lawyers in Rhode Island, the selection process and identifying the top firms is a difficult task in a state that has a significant criminal bar and an array of experience criminal defense attorneys. Any number of law directories will indicate top law

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Australian Lawyers Stunned By Death Of Innovative Leader Who Found Law Firm ‘Sweet Spot’

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Juan Martinez a ‘Force of Nature’ Described by the firm he lead as a giant of the Australian legal profession, the shock death of Juan Martinez has left HWL Ebsworth mourning the passing of a legal leader who rose from poverty to achieve inestimable recognition. The Australian Financial Review said Martinez, who died of a

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Exploring the Legal Framework of Cryptocurrency with a Focus on Bitcoin

As the world evolves, traditional systems are being refashioned to adapt to new trends. In recent years, nothing depicts this truth more than the meteoric rise and general acceptance of cryptocurrency, specifically Bitcoin. According to a report by Statista, the number of daily Bitcoin transactions as of February 2020 was around 328,000. This surge in

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Twelve Indicted For Conspiracy to Cheat California Smog Inspections

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Twelve people have been charged by federal indictment for a conspiracy to cheat California smog inspections using a sophisticated device known as the “OBDNator,” in violation of the Clean Air Act. The indictment was unsealed today following the arrests of the defendants who are alleged to have manufactured, distributed, and used OBDNators

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