- Leading Law Boutiques Combine To Create Global Insurance Policyholder Firm
- Cyber Crime – Sality Malware Disrupted in International Cyber Takedown, Says US Attorney
- NZ Law News – SFO welcomes amendments to its legislation
- Queensland Law Society Excellence in Law Awards 2026: Celebrating Standout Practitioners Across the Profession
- Australian Law – Corrs advises Warburg Pincus on A$2.5 billion build-to-rent partnership with Kio Investment Management
- Why Law Firms Are Finally Betting Big on AI Assistants
- NZ Law News – TV producer Alexander Breingan ordered to return to NZ to face charges
- The Benefits and Challenges of Shared Child Custody
- A&O Shearman continues to expand Antitrust offering with partner addition in Washington, D.C.
- Veteran China Disputes Lawyer Joins Baker McKenzie from Linklaters
- Stoel Rives Expands California Litigation Practice with Addition of Partner David M. Friedman in San Francisco
- What is still missing to close the gap between law firms and legal departments?
- Silk, Rejection and Privacy: Why a Sydney Solicitor Wants the AFR’s Barrister List Taken Down
Sydney solicitor has demanded that the Australian Financial Review remove an article naming barristers who have repeatedly applied for silk, arguing the paper has turned a selection process closed to the public into a searchable record of rejection. Jacob Carswell-Doherty, of Jake McKinley, (pictured) wrote to AFR editor-in-chief James Chessell on 28 August, the day after publication of “Meet the barristers who apply for silk year in, year out” by legal affairs reporter Janek Drevikovsky. His complaint is not that the AFR examined the silk selection process. It is the table naming this year’s applicants and setting beside each name the number of times that person has applied since 2016. Log in to read – - The Gentlemen in the Life of Meghan Markle
- Common Workplace Mistakes That Create Legal Risks for Employers
- Thomson Reuters Builds Its Own AI Brain – Here’s Why Thomson May Matter More Than Another Legal Chatbot
- The Cases That Won’t Go Away: Gwyn And Churchman Return For MACA Rehearings
- Can you sue a dissolved LLC? What happens after the paperwork is filed
- Legal AI – Ask.Legal Expands To Australia, Singapore
- What Can Delay Probate in Las Vegas and How to Avoid It
- UK Law – Devonshires expands offering with appointment of tax Partner Andrew Cromb
- Disputes Firm Lindsay Francis Mangan Adds Name to the Letterhead
- Former McGuireWoods Deputy Managing Partner Todd Steggerda Sworn In as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva
- CEO Advisory Firm Appoints Forensic & Cybercrime Lead in Australia
- NZ’s Social Media Ban Has a Lawyer Problem: How Do You Keep 15-Year-Olds Out Without Checking Everyone Else?
Latest Press Releases
Academic jobs Europe is the best online platform for searching jobs in Europe. If you’re not satisfied with your current job or you’re struggling to find a good job opportunity. Do not worry, we have the highest paid jobs listed for you. Our platform carefully selects and filters opportunities for your specific needs and expertise. We are one of the most trusted platforms for job search and listed among the top 10 job sites in Europe.
https://jobs.edu.eu/