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American Arbitration Association Partners with Dioptra to Streamline Negotiations and Elevate Dispute Resolution

American Arbitration Association Collaboration Will Integrate AAA’s Proven Clauses with Dioptra’s AI-Powered Contract Review Agent NEW YORK, NY (March 18, 2025) – The American Arbitration Association (AAA), the world’s leading provider of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) services, today announced a strategic partnership with Dioptra, the contract review and negotiation AI Agent, aimed at promoting the adoption of

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New Zealand Legal Market Returns to Profit Growth in 2024

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Thomson Reuters NZ Law Report The Thomson Reuters Institute has released its first State of the New Zealand Legal Market report, analyzing recent trends and providing market outlook for 2025. After five years of financial turbulence, New Zealand law firms have begun to stabilize their profit positions in 2024, according to the recently released report.

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Judge’s “That’s Not True” Moment Lands Her in Hot Water with NZ First

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When Judges Become Defendants . . John Bowie, LawFuel publisher Oh, the drama that unfolds when a judge, a political party, and a swanky club collide. Auckland District Court Judge Ema Aitken finds herself in a delicious legal pickle of her own making, fighting for her judicial reputation in New Zealand’s High Court after allegedly

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Auckland Law Faculty Merger Decision Delayed Amid Transparency Concerns

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The University of Auckland has put the brakes on a critical and controversial vote regarding the proposed merger between its law and business faculties, following significant pushback from the law profession over transparency issues. Initially scheduled for a vote this week, the university council’s deliberation has been delayed after criticism mounted over plans to conduct

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LegalTech – Relativity Announces its Fourth Annual AI Visionaries List 

The list features leaders who have played pivotal roles in AI adoption CHICAGO – March 17, 2025 – Relativity, a global legal technology company, today announced its fourth annual list of AI Visionaries. The list recognizes and celebrates individuals who have led AI innovations in legal applications.  “This past year marked a watershed moment in

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US Law – Littler Elects Six New Board Members

(March 17, 2025) – Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, has elected six new members to its 2025 Board of Directors: Edward H. Chyun (Cleveland), Jeanine Conley Daves (New York), Lisa M. Kathumbi (Columbus), Melissa L. McDonagh (Boston), Michael J. McGuire (Minneapolis) and Demery Ryan (Los Angeles). “I am honored

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Justice Department Files Lawsuit Seeking Permanent Injunction Against Two Tax Preparers Based in Koreatown and Reseda

            LOS ANGELES – The Justice Department filed a lawsuit today against two defendants who allegedly prepared false federal tax returns under the names of a business with storefronts in the San Fernando Valley and the Koreatown area of Los Angeles.             Luis Alberto Mijangos and George Louis Montalvan are the defendants named in the lawsuit, which

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Australian Law – Vic bail reforms might be ‘tough’, but they aren’t effectiveRMIT University

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allen introduced bail reform legislation to parliament today following a Change.org petition from radio presenters Fifi Box and Brendan Fevola calling for bail reform. Dr Kathryn Daley “Rushed policy is not good policy. And we certainly should not be having radio hosts shaping bail laws. Bail laws determine people’s access to freedom

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O’Melveny Welcomes Back Experienced Brussels Antitrust Lawyer Stéphane Frank From Gibson Dunn

BRUSSELS—March 17, 2025—O’Melveny announced today that experienced antitrust lawyer Stéphane Frank has rejoined the firm’s Brussels office as a partner in the Antitrust and Competition Group. His arrival bolsters the team’s European capabilities and expands its worldwide roster of top-tier antitrust practitioners.  For nearly 15 years, Frank has successfully handled a wide array of high-profile

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