LawFuel Editors

LawFuell's editors select and publish the most relevant and up-to-date information about lawyers and law firms for LawFuel on a daily basis from the most reputable and independent sources available.

Michigan Attorney Loses Licence for Cocaine Use

The law license of Terry Joel Nolan, one of Muskegon’s highest-profile trial attorneys, has been suspended for three years because of his 2013 cocaine-use conviction, reports Michigan Live. The suspension takes effect Nov. 5 and runs until Nov. 5, 2017. A Michigan Attorney Discipline Board hearing panel of three Muskegon County lawyers released its decision […]

Michigan Attorney Loses Licence for Cocaine Use Read More »

Bingham McCutchen Latest Big Law Firm Facing Trouble

Boston-based law firm Bingham McCutchen is the latest law firm facing problems, after partners have defected and the 123 year old firm with a proud history faces declining fortunes and an uncertain future. Changing fortunes in the legal industry, which has fought against reduced demand for legal services and a changing landscape for law service

Bingham McCutchen Latest Big Law Firm Facing Trouble Read More »

Estimated 450 Professional Indemnity Insurance Providers in the US

Professional indemnity insurance has a buyer power score of 3.8 out of 5. Buyers gain negotiation power from high competition and a low market share concentration among suppliers; however, buyers are limited by a low level of substitutes. IBISWorld estimates that there are 450 professional indemnity insurance providers in the United States, the top four of

Estimated 450 Professional Indemnity Insurance Providers in the US Read More »

Mau Mau Legal Fees Uprising

The notorious Kenyan Mau Mau uprising in the 1950s has lead to major legal claims against Britain, but now a human rights law firm is facing an uprising for those who claim its legal fees were “fraudulently” inflated. In 2010, the firm Leigh Day sued the Government for compensation on behalf of 5,228 former insurgents

Mau Mau Legal Fees Uprising Read More »

Scroll to Top