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How Piers Morgan’s Badly Behaved Barrister Interview Shows He Has Become The Jerry Springer of News

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Attacking A Barrister Guest Was A New Low Point In Screaming-Match TV ‘News’ When leading public law barrister and international speaker and commentator Natasha Hausdorff (pictured) appeared on Piers Morgan’s YouTube channel to debate the tragedy in Gaza, the diginity of her position was assailed by a screaming-head in the form of ‘new media’s’ hero, […]

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Florida is a No-Fault State: What Does This Statement Mean?

Source: Roman Austin, Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers, FL If you’ve been involved in a car accident in Florida, there’s a phrase you’ve likely heard tossed around: “Florida is a no-fault state.” But what does that really mean for drivers, accident victims, and insurance claims? At first glance, “no-fault” sounds straightforward—maybe even forgiving. But

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The Defense’s Role in Protecting Civil Liberties

Image Source Source: Palestini Law, AZ Phoenix, Arizona stands as a growing metropolis with a rich cultural landscape and a diverse population. As one of the largest cities in the American Southwest, Phoenix reflects many of the legal and social challenges that major cities across the U.S. face today. Its rapid development, paired with its

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L.A. Law: Real Housewives, Real Crime, Real Contempt

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Move over, “Suits”—the real legal drama is in L.A., where David Lira, son-in-law to disgraced legal legend Tom Girardi (yes, the one married to “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Erika Jayne), pleaded guilty to contempt of court. Lira admitted he helped withhold millions in settlement funds from Indonesian widows and orphans after a Boeing

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Davis Polk Partner discusses Section 899 of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act with Bloomberg

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Davis Polk partner Michael Mollerus discussed the Section 899 provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and its potential impact on foreign investors and companies with Bloomberg. Section 899 would create a new tax regime targeting residents of “discriminatory foreign countries” that impose “unfair foreign taxes” on U.S. persons. The increased tax rates would apply

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What You Need to Know About Dallas Motorcycle Helmet Laws

Source: DFW Injury Lawyers, TX As a motorcyclist moving through Dallas, there is more to consider than just the open road or your next gas stop. With the city’s mix of urban traffic, construction zones, and fast-moving highways like the Dallas North Tollway, your safety should always come first.  Understanding Texas motorcycle helmet laws is

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Top 7 Immigration Firms in the World

Top 7 Immigration Firms in the World (2025 Edition) Source: iWorld.com In an age of rapid globalization and cross-border mobility, immigration firms play a pivotal role in guiding individuals, families, and investors through complex legal frameworks. Whether it’s second citizenship, residency-by-investment, or strategic relocation, these firms have earned global acclaim for their trustworthiness, innovation, and

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Hot Off the Legal Press – The Latest NZ Law Jobs Lighting Up LawFuel.com

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NZ Law Jobs include Public Defence and Dispute Resolution Roles New Zealand’s legal job market is buzzing, and LawFuel.com is at the epicentre, serving up fresh opportunities for lawyers. If you’re searching for “NZ law jobs” or seeking your next big brief, the last three weeks have seen a flurry of featured roles that are

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Why Did the State of Ohio Decide to Do Away with Front License Plates?

Source: Wisehart Wright Trial Lawyers A very important change was brought about in vehicle registration requirements in July 2020, which eliminated the front license plates on most vehicles. This decision was part of the state’s transportation budget, giving rise to discussions among law enforcement, legislators, and the public. Since the enforcement of this law, “Does

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