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Australia Law – Clayton Utz Bolsters Perth Presence as Boutique Leaders and Ex-HSF Kramer Heavyweights Return to BigLaw

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PERTH —Law firm Clayton Utz has secured a significant recruitment coup in Western Australia, welcoming a high-profile, five-strong legal team led by former Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer (HSF Kramer) partners David Hugo and Jason Ricketts. The move marks the winding down of boutique practice Chord Advisory, which Hugo established in 2024 to focus on infrastructure,

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US Attorney – Self-Proclaimed ‘Godfather’ Sentenced to Over 6 Years in Prison for Fraud, Tax Evasion, and Using LASD Deputies to Torment His Opponents

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          LOS ANGELES – A now-imprisoned fraudster was sentenced today to 78 months in federal prison for hiring several now-convicted off-duty former Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) deputies to violate his perceived adversaries’ civil rights, stealing more than $37 million from Meta Platforms Inc. by fraudulently gaining access to its business manager accounts and their lines

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Legal AI – Ivo Becomes The First Legal AI Company to Publish a Free Open-Source Model Post-Trained for Long-Horizon Contract Work

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Unlike other legal AI companies, Ivo Sage is the first model that attorneys, researchers and developers can download, run and build on top of it for free; Ivo also previews a new contract-review benchmark at Ivo Inscribe, the company’s first customer event for in-house legal and contracting teams SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Inscribe Conference –

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Aviation Attorney: NTSB Report Highlights Need for More Air Traffic Controllers

Missed Wind Warning Raises Questions About Air Traffic Control Staffing Following Deadly Amazon Plane Crash NASHVILLE, Tenn., October 2, 2026 — A preliminary finding by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) that an Amazon Prime Air pilot was not notified about a high-wind warning issued just minutes before landing highlights the need for more air traffic

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Law Firm Startup Falcon Raises Money To ‘Bury the Billable Hour’

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Falcon raises EUR 1.5 million to bury the billable hour and build Europe’s first AI-native law firm Ghent, 1 October 2026. Founded notably by the team behind Mbrella (acquired by D’Ieteren), Falcon delivers same-day, flat-fee commercial legal work through an AI platform with a qualified lawyer signing off on every review. The company already counts Loop

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Australia Law News – Wotton Kearney Appointments Strengthen Insurance Practice

Wotton Kearney has strengthened its insurance capability in Melbourne with the appointment of Partner Claire Gomo and Special Counsel Andrew Karasmanis. Joining our general liability team, Claire and Andrew bring extensive experience advising insurers, employers and corporate clients across a broad range of complex injury, liability and recovery matters. Claire is recognised for her expertise in personal injury,

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NZ Law – A constitution in question: new book argues case for reform

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2026 Unjust, illegitimate, illegal. This is how Professor Claire Charters describes New Zealand’s constitution in her new book, Sovereignty.In Sovereignty: The Case for Constitutional Transformation, Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland Professor Claire Charters argues New Zealand’s constitution fails to protect Māori rights and calls for fundamental change. Charters (Ngāti Whakaue, Tainui, Ngāti

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Australia Law – First Sentencing Act review in 30 years faces clash between public expectations and expert evidence

The Victorian Government has announced its sentencing laws will undergo their first independent review in more than three decades, led by a newly appointed chair of the Sentencing Advisory Council. An RMIT expert warns that translating community views into meaningful reform may prove difficult.  Dr Kathryn Daley, Assistant Associate Dean, Social Science Research and Policy

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Law Career News – New Zealand Army legal officer supporting United Nations Command in South Korea

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Currently advising a multinational military headquarters on the Korean Peninsula, New Zealand Army Captain John Whitcombe’s career has taken a path he could hardly have mapped out when he left the West Coast for university. Today, the former New Zealand Army Reserve Force sapper and Crown prosecutor is serving as a legal officer in the

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