Lowenstein Sandler has announced the addition of Christopher A. Ward, formerly Co-chair of Polsinelli’s Bankruptcy & Restructuring practice and the immediate Past President of the American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI). The firm will also open a new office in Wilmington, Delaware as the firm continues its expansion of its restructuring services in connection with its Vision 2030
RIYADH, March 30, 2026 – Global law firm Reed Smith today announced the acquisition of a leading Saudi corporate team from AlAmmar Law, including Mohammed Alammar and Anmar Algharifi as partners and Norah Alqasem as an associate in its Riyadh office. The appointments significantly enhance Reed Smith’s corporate offering in Saudi Arabia and reflect the firm’s
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Article source: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Image Source Communities today rely on a wide network of professionals to maintain safety, fairness, and stability. Public service careers within the justice system now include investigators, analysts, correctional specialists, and policy experts who work together to address crime and its causes. The demand for skilled
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At least fifteen Am Law 100 firms are dangling sums of up to $50,000 at first-year law students who haven’t yet sat their first exams. The stated purpose is public service. The real purpose is something else entirely. LawFuel Staff· – March 30, 2026 · Law Firm Recruiting There’s a talent war going on in
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Hauppauge, NY, March 27, 2026 – Congratulations to the teams competing in the 2026 Suffolk County High School Mock Trial Final: Northport High School and Ward Melville High School. Northport is led by teachers Bill Slagle and Hannah Wiederman, and attorney coaches David Lazer and Mark Goidell. The team last won this competition in 2021. Ward
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The American Lawyer named Paul Schnell, Brandon Van Dyke and Dohyun Kim among its Dealmakers of the Year for their representation of Union Pacific Corporation in its pending combination with Norfolk Southern Corporation. In a profile, The American Lawyer called the transaction the largest railroad merger in U.S. history, noting that it required “navigating uncertainties that stemmed from the first-ever attempt to complete
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Article source: Legal Action Paralegal Services, Toronto The rules that govern road safety in North America are supposed to keep things in order and protect the rights of all drivers. The Highway Traffic Act is the main statute in Ontario that tells drivers what they can and can’t do. It includes anything from minor blunders
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– Chapman Tripp The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and escalating conflict in the Middle East is increasing the risk of supply chain delays, disruptions and cost increases reminiscent of Covid-19. The duration and impact of these events remains uncertain, but construction contracts for New Zealand projects could be affected in several ways. Delays
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Johnson Winter Slattery (JWS) has appointed Liam Hickey as a Partner in the firm’s Mergers & Acquisitions and Private Equity / Venture Capital teams. Liam will be based in Melbourne. Liam specialises in advising private equity and venture capital funds, pension/superannuation funds, sovereign wealth funds and global asset managers – on a range of complex private capital transactions including leveraged buyouts,
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Power Briefing: Halvorsen Klote Davis Image generated by Gemini Missouri lawmakers are debating a 2026 bill that would slash the personal injury statute of limitations from five years to two, a move poised to fundamentally alter tort law in the state and force a major strategic shift for plaintiffs’ attorneys. The measure, part of a
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