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Building a Strong Foundation for a Career in Law and Public Policy

Career Advice, LawFuel Career Page, Press Releases / March 4, 2025

Image Source Careers in legal and public policy require a strong understanding of government systems, regulations, and ethical considerations. Professionals in these areas help shape policies, enforce laws, and ensure justice. Building a strong foundation involves more than just classroom learning. Practical experience, analytical thinking, and strong communication skills are essential. Staying informed about current

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Top Financial Mistakes Young Lawyers Make (And How to Avoid Them)

Power Briefs, Press Releases, Sponsored Post / March 4, 2025

Lawyer Finance Issues – Sofi.com – Student Loan Refinancing Image source You’ve made it. Law school is behind you, the bar exam is checked off the list, and you’re officially a practicing attorney. But while you may have mastered contracts, torts, and civil procedure, managing your own finances is an entirely different challenge. Many young

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How a State’s Statute of Limitations Affects Sexual Abuse Claims

Power Briefs, Press Releases, Sponsored Post / March 3, 2025

Sexual Abuse Law Claims: Source: FileAbuseLawsuit.com Image Source Sexual abuse is a terrible experience that can leave deep emotional and physical scars. For survivors, healing from such experiences is an ongoing journey, and while there are many challenges they face, navigating the legal landscape can be one of the most daunting. One such challenge is

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Navigating Bar Complaints and Professional Discipline in Legal Practice

Power Briefs, Press Releases, Sponsored Post / March 3, 2025

Professional Discipline in Legal Practice Source: O’Rielly & Roche Law, California Photo by August de Richelieu from Pexels The legal profession is all prestige and influence, and let’s be honest, scrutiny for all members. Attorneys balance complicated cases, challenging clients, and the odd unachievable deadline. Even the best of intentions, however, can lead a judge or

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How to Accelerate Your Personal Injury Case

Frequently Asked Questions, Personal Injury Law, Press Releases / March 3, 2025

Personal Injury Law Image source A personal injury case can be a very long process. Waiting for compensation takes months or even years. During this period, victims are burdened by medical bills and other expenses. Factors like lost income further increase the financial strain. Fortunately, there are some things victims can do to speed up

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Why TN Visa Renewals Are Being Denied: Legal Insights for Immigration Practitioners

Frequently Asked Questions, Press Releases, Sponsored Post / February 28, 2025

US Immigration Law Understanding TN Visa Renewal TN Visa 101: The Rundown The TN Visa is part of the NAFTA (now USMCA) agreement, allowing professionals from Canada and Mexico to work in the U.S. in certain occupations. You know, sort of like having a VIP pass for skilled workers in select fields. Who’s in the

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KPMG Makes History as First Big Four Firm to Practice Law in the US

Headlining, US Law / February 28, 2025

KPMG has broken new ground in the US legal market with the Arizona Supreme Court approving KPMG Law US to practice as an alternative business structure, marking the first time a Big Four accounting firm can legally practice law in the United States.

The approval comes under Arizona’s reformed regulations. Enacted in 2020, these changes allow non-lawyers to have economic interests in law firms. KPMG was quick to seize this opportunity.

The question is . . .

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NZ Law – “Woke banking” (and other financial institutions) bill to proceed to first reading

New Zealand Law News, Press Releases / February 27, 2025

Russell McVeagh on NZ ‘Woke’Banking Law Last week, the Financial Markets (Conduct of Institutions) Amendment (Duty to Provide Financial Services) Amendment Bill (Bill) was drawn from the Parliamentary ballot, with the result that it will proceed to first reading. The Bill, colloquially named the “woke banking” bill and put forward by NZ First MP Andy

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What Does a Property Damage Lawyer Do & When Do You Need One?

Frequently Asked Questions, Landlord/Tenant, Press Releases / February 27, 2025

If your home, business, or rental property in Miami has been damaged, you expect insurance to cover the costs. Unfortunately, the process isn’t always fair. Insurance companies often delay payments, undervalue losses, or deny claims entirely. When this happens, many property owners don’t know where to turn. Well, a property damage lawyer can help in

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Common Legal Mistakes to Avoid During Major Life Changes

Divorce & Family Law, Power Briefs, Press Releases / February 27, 2025

Life is full of big changes. Some are exciting, like starting a new job or getting married. Others, like divorce or losing a loved one, can be tough. No matter the situation, legal planning is essential. A mistake during these transitions can lead to financial loss, emotional stress, or even legal trouble. Many people overlook

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