SEATTLE — July 6, 2026 Key takeaways Why this matters With a career spanning nearly 30 years, and nationally recognized by Chambers USA and Best Lawyers in America, Knowles is adept at defending securities class actions and shareholder derivative actions against public companies of all sizes in a wide range of industries. His hiring also
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International law firm Withers has appointed 12 new partners from within its teams and across its international offices with effect from 1st July 2026. Ceri Vokes, newly appointed CEO of Withers, comments: ‘It’s a real pleasure, as one of my first duties as CEO, to congratulate our new cohort of partners. Many of them qualified with
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Clayton Utz has unveiled a bumper promotion round, elevating 75 lawyers and professionals across its national operations in a major firm-wide sweep. The significant scale of this latest round highlights the firm’s ongoing growth trajectory and its strategic focus on rewarding top-tier internal talent amidst a highly competitive Australian legal market. Spanning multiple practice areas
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Australia’s leading independent law firm, Corrs Chambers Westgarth, has today announced that corporate partner and private equity specialist James Campisi has joined the firm, based in Sydney. James has joined Corrs from Simpson Thacher & Bartlett where he was a partner in their corporate group in London. James advises private equity sponsors and corporate clients
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UK national law firm Foot Anstey has reported double-digit growth and bolstered its cross-jurisdictional capabilities one year after its strategic tie-up with 138-year-old Northern Irish heritage firm McKees. Buoyed by three new partner appointments and a surge in corporate, real estate, and banking transactions, the Belfast office will officially transition to the Foot Anstey name
LegalAI assists Interfood Lawyers Global dairy trader Interfood has adopted legal AI platform Luminance to centralize its contract management operations across a network spanning 100 countries. Moving more than 1.1 million metric tons of dairy annually, the company is deploying the technology to replace fragmented legacy systems with a single data repository. The rollout is
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Article source: DM Injury Law Oklahoma City isn’t the sleepy state capital it used to be. New neighborhoods keep popping up, highways are busier than they were even five years ago, and a steady wave of newcomers has changed the pace of daily life here. Most people notice it in traffic. Fewer notice how it’s
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MORE COURTS TO BACK LABOR’S TOUGHER BAIL LAWS Friday, 3 July 2026 Labor is delivering tougher consequences for crime. More offenders are being jailed and not bailed with bail refusals and revocations at record highs. That’s why the Labor Government has funded the expansion of Remote Custody Courts to Geelong, Broadmeadows, Dandenong and Ringwood. RCCs hear
A&O Shearman is sharpening its ambitions in Australia, signalling a more aggressive push against the country’s heavyweight independent firms with the appointment of veteran partner Peter McDonald as local co-managing partner. The Australian Financial Review indicated in a report that McDonald makes little attempt to disguise the firm’s intentions. Arguing that A&O Shearman’s global reach
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Thursday 2 July 2026The Australian Human Rights Commission has expressed concern about a lack of commitment by the Australian Government to address some key failings identified in a major review of Australia’s human rights performance.Every 5 years, the United Nations Human Rights Council undertakes a Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of every UN member state which examines the
