Hackensack, NJ (May 9, 2018) — Pashman Stein Walder Hayden is proud to announce that Chambers USA 2018 has once again recognized it as one of the top law firms in New Jersey in the fields of General Commercial Litigation and White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations. The Chambers guides list the top lawyers in 185
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WASHINGTON – The United States filed civil complaints in Florida and California to enjoin two companies that purport to offer stem cell treatments, the Justice Department announced today. The first complaint, filed May 9, 2018, in the Southern District of Florida, is against US Stem Cell Clinic LLC, of Sunrise, Florida, US Stem Cell, Inc.,
Prominent Maori performing arts educator Donna Grant has appeared at the Rotorua District Court on charges laid by the Serious Fraud Office. Mrs Grant faces representative charges of ‘Dishonestly using documents’ and ‘Obtaining by deception’ and individual charges of ‘Creating a forged document’ and ‘Using a forged document’. The SFO alleges that the defendant used
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The jobs market for New Zealand lawyers remains strong with a range of new jobs coming onstream. LawFuel law jobs site and social media pages have shown a record number of new postings, ranging from in-house jobs (Gisborne, Auckland, Wellington) to provincial firms seeking lawyers in practice areas ranging from relationship property and family work
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Judges need more training in domestic violence law – Lawyer Catriona MacLennan Catriona MacLennan told TVNZ 1’s Q+A programme that the Domestic Violence Act is an excellent law but it’s not being applied properly. ‘I’ve been saying for a long time that I think judges need a lot more training in domestic violence, and this
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UK law blog ‘Legal Cheek’ re-released” their article on the Eminem case involving the non-foot-tapping lawyers in the Wellington High Court during the litigation brought by rapper Eminem’s copyright holders and the National Party. LawFuel reported the event here, but LegalCheek decided they loved it all so much they would put it back out again
MinterEllisonRuddWatts – Deciding whether to end an employment relationship on medical grounds can cause quite the headache for employers. Helpfully, drawing on existing cases, the Employment Court (Court) has confirmed the core principles to follow in medical incapacity situations in its recent decision in Lyttelton Port Company v Arthurs [2018] NZEmpC 9. Mr Arthurs had
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Jim Farmer QC has heavily criticised the Law Society’s standards committee for their prosecution of barrister Catriona MacLennan, saying he “earnestly hoped that the Law Society will quickly rein in its National Standards Committee.” Ms MacLennan, who has publicly pronounced that she would ‘not be silenced’ on the matter’, criticised the comments and decision by
Australian-based litigation lawyers Shine Lawyers are making a splashy entrance to the New Zealand legal scene, taking naming rights over a downtown Auckland building and providing a presence in Christchurch, with an eye on the insurance claims in the south. SHine is listed on the ASX and has over 850 lawyers in Australia in a
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Ever wondered quite how those Facebook ads featuring famous faces can be legit? We do too. And now Australian media personality Eddie McGuire, whose face was used to market an erectile dysfunction ‘solution’, is taking legal action against Facebook to challenge the practice. The ad, like so many, was a spoof and using a high
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