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Former Wall Street Broker Sentenced to Five Years’ Jail For Ponzi Scheme

Press Releases / September 30, 2020

Audrey Strauss, Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that PAUL A. RINFRET was sentenced in Manhattan federal court today to 63 months in prison for participating in a Ponzi scheme in which he obtained approximately $19 million in total from victims through a variety of lies and misrepresentations. RINFRET

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LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions and Maluma Partner to Help Customers Overcome Legacy Data Management Challenges

Press Releases / September 30, 2020

LONDON, U.K., 30 September, 2020 – LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions and Maluma Solutions today announced a formal partnership to assist LexisNexis® Visualfiles™ customers overcome problems associated with legacy data management. This will help customers safely comply with GDPR in the most efficient and cost-effective manner. They will also eliminate significant and unnecessary costs associated with licensing and supporting legacy

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LA Woman Charged with Sex Trafficking Five Immigrant Women

Press Releases / September 30, 2020

San Gabriel Valley Woman Faces Federal Charges of Running Sex Trafficking Operation that Targeted Immigrant Women LOS ANGELES – A federal grand jury today returned a superseding indictment that charges a San Gabriel Valley woman with sex trafficking five immigrant women by hiring them to work at massage parlors and forcing them to engage in commercial

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Confusion Reigns Over Euthanasia Law For New Zealanders

Headlining NZ, New Zealand Law News / September 30, 2020

The upcoming euthanasia law change referendum has lead to charges that New Zealanders are confused about what they are voting on with rival groups trying different tactics to persuade kiwis on how to vote. As the debate over the law change heats up, it is clear many people are unaware of what they are being

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Former Freshfields’ M&A Partner Joins Skadden

Press Releases / September 28, 2020

Skadden announced today that Bruce Embley will join the firm’s London office as an M&A partner. Prior to joining Skadden, Bruce was global co-head of M&A at another highly regarded global law firm. He has over 25 years’ experience advising on private equity and public and private M&A transactions in all sectors, including financial services,

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WHO DARES WINS: EUROPEAN M&A OUTLOOK 2020

Press Releases / September 28, 2020

CMS – Powered by LawFuel – The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a heavy toll on European dealmaking activity. However, opportunities remain for those willing to take risks, according to the eighth edition of the European M&A Outlook, published by CMS in association with Mergermarket. The report is a comprehensive assessment of dealmaking sentiment in the European

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Legal Futurists Talk About The Rush To Technology That Has Lawyers Confronting Their Digital Future

BigLaw, Legal AI, NZ Featured Posts / September 28, 2020

The pandemic has altered the lives for everyone and a recent report in the Financial Times highlights how lawyers have been forced into their digital future faster than they might have imagined. While lawyers and accountants have often been immune to rapid technological change, that too is changing rapidly. They are now entering a new

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Chapman Tripp Run COVID Test Case Over Business Interruption

New Zealand Law News, NZ Featured Posts, Rankings / September 27, 2020

Chapman Tripp are running a test case looking at business interruption insurance policies, similar to cases being heard overseas. A recent High Court case in London found cover could be provided for policies that had extra clauses involving public authority bans on entering premises. And in Australia the Insurance Council has indicated it would also

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Lawyer Accepts Over 70 Breaches of Rules Around Documents

New Zealand Law News, Rankings / September 27, 2020

Treadwell Gordon principal Kirsten Harper Order to pay over $20,000 Manawatu lawyer Kirsten Gaye Harper has been censured and ordered to pay $21,833 in costs by the New Zealand Lawyers and Conveyancers Disciplinary Tribunal. Mrs Harper accepted a charge of misconduct for more than 70 breaches of the rules surrounding the witnessing of documents, and

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Uptime Legal’s JurisPage Brand Launches Comprehensive Marketing Offering for Law Firms: Legal Marketing 360™

Law Firm Marketing, Press Releases / September 27, 2020

Powered by LawFuel – Uptime Legal, the nation’s leading legal technology provider, today announced the launch of it’s all-in-one digital marketing service for law firms, Legal Marketing 360™ Legal Marketing 360 is an end-to-end marketing engine designed for a singular purpose: to generate new clients and cases for law firms. For a long time, law

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