The Controversial Career of Alberto Gonzales Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributing writer Former US Attorney General and White House Counsel in the Trump presidency, Alberto R. Gonzales is throwing his support behind Vice President Kamala Harris. The high profile lawyer, whose career has also been marked by controversy – now highlighted by his major political ‘switch’
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The Big Law Vacation ‘Scare Factor’ Tom Borman, LawFuel contributor Big Law pays big bucks, but it also takes a big toll on younger associates preparing for their prestigious, well-paid career – to the point that many are afraid of taking vacations for fear of potential career repercussions. The cause is obvious: the intense work
If you’ve been involved in a car accident in Texas and sustained injuries, one of the first concerns you might have is transportation—especially if your vehicle is no longer drivable. Many people wonder, “Can I use Uber if I’m hit by a driver?” The answer is yes, you can use Uber after being hit by
Hogan Lovells Closes Offices One thing we all know about the law business is that it is undergoing constant change with mergers, pay hikes to secure legal talent and reducing their global footprint as Hogan Lovells have just announced. Hogan Lovells is to close three of its international offices as part of a strategic realignment.
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Image Source: FreePik In our dynamic society, pharmacies serve a crucial function in the healthcare system by supplying vital medications to many people. Nevertheless, as with any system that depends on involvement, mistakes can happen, and the outcomes can be severe. Pharmacy negligence arises when a patient experiences harm due to mistakes in the processing
The decision by A&O Shearman to close the Johannesburg office has been slammed by one of the firm’s lawyers as “incredibly distasteful”, according to a report in American Lawyer. A&O Shearman’s decision to close its Johannesburg office and reduce its global partnership has sparked controversy within the legal community with plans to cut 10 percent
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Florida’s Stand Your Ground law, originally enacted in 2005, is perhaps the most robust of its kind, and it may also be one of the most controversial pieces of legislation in the United States today. The vocal group of supporters claims that it benefits public safety as citizens are given an opportunity to defend themselves.
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Law Merger Mania Continues Womble Bond Dickinson and Lewis Roca have decided to tie the knot, creating what’s set to be a legal powerhouse, creating a firm that will crack the top 70 in the US by revenue. This strategic combination, set to take effect on January 1, 2025. The merger brings together two established
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A&O Shearman Cut Back Equity Partners It’s not the sort of news they would want after a high-profile, big law merger, but A&O Shearman has announced significant post-merger changes including partner reductions and office closures. The merger of Shearman & Sterling and Allen & Overy created one of the largest transatlantic law firm combinations in
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Distracted driving has become one of the most significant threats on the road today. Despite awareness campaigns and increased penalties, the number of accidents caused by drivers diverting their attention from the road continues to rise. Whether it’s texting, eating, adjusting the radio, or using in-car technology, distractions lead to thousands of preventable accidents, injuries,
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