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NZ Legal Profession Hits 17,500 Lawyers as Women Dominate New Intake

New Zealand’s legal profession is still growing, still skewing young and female, and still overwhelmingly European in makeup, according to the New Zealand Law Society’s 2025 Snapshot of the Profession. As at 30 June 2025, there were 17,504 lawyers holding a current practising certificate. That is a 2.9 percent increase on the previous year, continuing

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The Legal ‘Cease and Desist’ Fallout in the Beckham Family Feud

Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly escalated what was once whisper-quiet family tension into a full-blown legal standoff with parents David and Victoria Beckham by serving a formal legal notice demanding all communication go through lawyers and forbidding them from tagging or contacting him directly on social media. This isn’t legal theatre for giggles. Issuing a written

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How Attorneys Handle Lead Paint Poisoning Claims in Residential and Commercial Settings

Article source: Castelblanco Law Group Lead paint exposure continues to pose serious health risks, particularly to children and vulnerable populations. Although the use of lead-based paint was banned for residential purposes in the late 1970s, countless buildings across the United States, including in California, still contain layers of this hazardous material. When individuals are exposed

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When To Consult Abogados De Inmigracion San Antonio

Article source: Alonso & Alonso, Attorneys Navigating the United States immigration system can be complicated and stressful. With all the forms, rules, and deadlines involved, many individuals and families find it difficult to handle immigration matters on their own. This is especially true for those applying for visas, green cards, citizenship, or dealing with deportation

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Sydney’s Non-Ivy League Law Schools Rule the Under-30 Club

Australia’s next generation of legal stars isn’t coming from the usual marble-hall suspects. According to Lawyers Weekly’s survey of the 2026 30 Under 30 finalists, the most common alma maters are Macquarie University and UTS. Not the sandstone aristocracy, nor the old-money pipeline. It’s a quiet rebuke to the myth that only a handful of

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What Anderson Drivers Should Do in the First 72 Hours After a Car Accident

Power Briefing source: Hawk Law Firm Image generated by Gemini A traffic accident can disrupt your routine in an instant. In a city like Anderson—where routes like I-85 and the Highway 28 Bypass carry heavy, fast-moving traffic—collisions often occur without warning. Once emergency crews clear the scene, many people are left unsure of what to

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Why Justice Systems Are Increasingly Focused on Prevention

Article Briefing Source: Cleveland State University Source Have you ever wondered why the news seems to talk more about stopping crime before it happens rather than catching people afterward? Not long ago, justice meant reacting to harm—someone commits a crime, gets caught, and faces punishment. Today, though, many courts and governments are trying something different.

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Grounded by the FAA: Overturning a Medical Certificate Denial

LawFuel Power Briefing: The Ison Law Firm Receiving a denial or deferral letter for an FAA medical certificate can deliver a career-altering shock to any pilot. The official language and the immediate grounding can feel like a final judgment, but this initial decision is rarely the final word. This situation is a common, yet surmountable

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Artificial intelligence has already colonised BigLaw. Now it’s moving into the lecture theatre.

Australia law and Harvey AI

Harvey, the legal AI platform that has become shorthand for “serious AI” in elite firms, is expanding its Law Schools Program to Australia, partnering with the University of Sydney Law School and UTS Faculty of Law. From February, students and faculty at both institutions will gain hands-on access to Harvey’s platform, learning how to deploy

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