While nearly 20 US law firms have closed one or more offices in mainland China since 2024, Perkins Coie is making a notable counter-move. The firm itself closed its Shanghai office in early 2024 becoming part of the exodus driven by economic uncertainty, US-China decoupling, and M&A activity at a twelve-year low. Now, barely a
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Article source: California Trial Law Group Brain injuries are some of the hardest personal injury cases to deal with. A traumatic brain injury is not always obvious, like a broken bone or a visible wound. The symptoms can change over weeks or even months. Insurance companies are aware of this and often deny or reduce
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>> In-House Role – Top Role – Just Listed The numbers tell a brutal story. Only 7.2% of new practising certificates issued since July 2025 went to lawyers working in regional New Zealand NZ Herald, according to Law Society chief executive Katie Rusbatch. The rest? Auckland, Wellington, or increasingly, across the Tasman where salaries dwarf
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Discover how crypto regulation works in Europe under MiCA. Learn what startups need to know before launching a crypto business, including licensing, compliance, and legal requirements Europe is rapidly becoming one of the most regulated jurisdictions for the crypto industry. With the introduction of the MiCA regulation, the EU is creating a unified framework for
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Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP has strengthened its position as a go-to firm for sports lawyers and high-stakes sports M&A with a high-profile triple partner hire. Michael Kuh and Eric Geffner have joined as Partners in the Mergers & Acquisitions Practice and will co-head the firm’s Sports group within its Sports, Media and Entertainment offering.
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Article source – AmeriSave There’s a version of the lawyer stereotype that involves sharp analytical thinking, meticulous attention to detail, and an almost pathological ability to spot risk. And in the courtroom, or across a negotiating table, that version is often accurate. When it comes to their own personal finances, however, legal professionals — from
Article source: Wyatt Law Firm Image generated by Gemini Civil liability in Texas is shifting fast heading into 2026. Significant updates to civil procedure rules, combined with mounting pressure from national tort reform movements, are reshaping how litigators operate across the state. While states like Georgia and Florida overhaul their civil justice systems to combat
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Oklahoma transgender attorney Rob Hopkins has shuttered his law firm after a spectacular courtroom meltdown that ended with him dragged out in handcuffs for contempt. The drama detonated during an otherwise routine custody hearing in Pontotoc County last month. Hopkins, representing a client before District Judge Lori Jackson in Ada, kept interrupting until Jackson warned
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Article source: Yonas & Phillabaum LLC Image generated by Gemini Online searches for “personal injury lawyer” are surging in Ohio’s major cities in 2025, signaling a significant shift in the state’s legal and insurance landscape. Why? A perfect storm of serious traffic accidents and aggressive insurer tactics is pushing Ohio’s system into a more volatile
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Following last week’s dismissal of Pam Bondi after just 14 months as Attorney General, the Wall Street Journal posed a pointed question: is there a worse job in Washington than serving as Trump’s top lawyer? The answer, for lawyers watching the revolving door at the Justice Department, appears to be no. The inherent tension is
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