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NZ Judges Under Pressure As Report Points To Bad Behaviour

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JCC Report Exposes Ongoing Judicial Bullying Claims New Zealand’s Judicial Conduct Commissioner, the long-suffering and certainly the long-serving Alan Ritchie, has released his annual report, and surprise: the complaints box is still overflowing. Bullying, incompetence, and glacial case progress continue to stalk the courts like unwanted familiars. Bullying, delays and what might politely be called

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Legal AI’s New Kid on the Block – An Entrepreneurial Lawyer Hacking the System

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Soxton founder Logan Brown on LawFuel

Leaving Big Law for as Big Law AI Adventure Logan Brown is a 30-year-old Harvard Law whiz kid who’s decided to flip the script with Soxton, her self-proclaimed “AI-native” law firm with a backstory that reads like a millennial fever dream crossed with a legal thriller. Because why slog through Big Law’s soul-crushing grind when

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Clio CEO on Legal AI and Why Australia’s the Next Legal Innovation Frontier

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Legal AI - LawFuel - Interview with Jack Newton, Clio

Legal AI Interview In a recent episode of the Scalable Law Podcast, Clio CEO Jack Newton delivered some key insights into the future of legal tech, including the billion-dollar AI bets shaping it, and why Australia is at the forefront of key developments. As the founder of the world’s leading cloud-based legal practice management platform,

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Judge’s ‘Sackable’ Test Goes Nowhere, And The Northern Club Ghost Still Looms

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Emma Aitken

Judges Gone Wild, Part IV The Judicial Conduct Panel has swatted away District Court Judge Ema Aitken’s latest bid to pin down a tidy legal threshold for what actually counts as “judicial misconduct” serious enough to remove a judge. The panel essentially replied: lovely question, but ask us again once we’ve heard the evidence. The

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The Legal Battle Over Ghost Guns in California

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The Rise of Unserialized Weapons in the Golden State By MyRightsLawGroup.com, CA California has long stood at the forefront of firearms regulation, but few issues have tested its legal framework as intensely as the rapid proliferation of unserialized or unregistered firearms—commonly known as “ghost guns.” These weapons, assembled from unfinished frames or kits lacking serial

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Personal Injury Lawyer Strategies For Maximizing Non-Economic Damages In Litigation

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Article Source: Del Sole Cavanaugh Stroyde, LLC, PA When an accident upends a life, the most visible costs are often financial. Medical bills accumulate, paychecks stop, and the economic fallout can be devastating. These are known as economic damages—tangible losses that can be calculated on a spreadsheet. But the true weight of a serious injury

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Your Blueprint for Successful Divorce Litigation

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Article source: Lily Debrah Cruickshank, Divorce Lawyer OK When you face the dissolution of your marriage, the process is inherently difficult, but a high-conflict divorce adds a layer of hostility and complexity that can paralyze your life. This situation is defined by continuous, often unreasonable, disputes over core issues like children and finances, requiring exceptional

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Just Had a Pedestrian Accident in the SFV? Your Immediate Action Plan

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Article source: HHT Law, CA A moment of inattention can change your life forever. One minute you are walking on the sidewalk, and the next you are lying on the asphalt, in shock and in pain. Pedestrian accidents are an unfortunate reality, and they are on the rise. According to a recent report from the

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Choosing the Right Personal Injury Lawyer in New York City

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Article source: Subin Associates, Attorneys, NY New York City is one of the busiest and most complex legal environments in the country. When someone is injured in an accident here, the consequences can be overwhelming. Medical bills begin to stack up quickly, insurance adjusters start calling, and the pressure to settle often arrives before a

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Elon Musk’s X Drops $90M Fee Fight Against Wachtell Lipton

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In a swift legal pivot, Elon Musk’s X Corp has voluntarily dismissed its high-stakes $90 million lawsuit against powerhouse law firm Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz, closing a bitter chapter from the chaotic 2022 Twitter takeover. Filed in San Francisco Superior Court back in 2023, the lawsuit accused Wachtell of pocketing an “improper bonus payment”

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