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What Are The Key Steps To Take When Filing For a Workplace Slip and Fall Accident?

With over one million accident room admissions for ‘slip and fall’ accidents each year in the US, it’s important to know how many go to court, how much they settle for on average and what steps you need to know before filing for such accidents. However, perhaps more significant than the numbers if the fact

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Sidley Austin Announce 44 New Partners & Other Promotions

Chicago, New York – Sidley is pleased to announce the names of its 44 newly elected partners and 16 lawyers newly promoted to counsel, listed below by office and area of practice. These individuals will become partners and counsel in the firm effective January 1, 2023. “It’s an honor to congratulate this class of new partners

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Everything You Need to Know About Condo Property Damage Lawsuits

Laura Byers – Condo property damage lawsuits are not an uncommon occurrence unfortunately and dealing with them can be complex, time-consuming, and costly. The use of condos as a low-cost and low maintenance lifestyle choice is something that appeals to a great many people, but disputes and damage issues is inevitable when so many people

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‘Loophole Lawyer’ Who Assisted Form Al Jazeera Journalist To Re-Enter New Zealand Named Lawyer of the Year

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The lawyer who obtained entry into New Zealand of former Al Jazeera journalist Charlotte Bellis is the New Zealand Lawyer of the Year. Tudor Clee fought New Zealand’s ‘lottery’ MIQ system on behalf of Bellis and other pregnant women and New Zealanders who were exclude from re-entering their home country by the Government’s quarantinesystem. Bellis

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What Is A ‘Shareholder’ In A Law Firm – And Why Is The Concept Changing For Law Firms?

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The Law Firm Shareholder – What It Means Updated – September 2023 The question is often asked about law firms and being a law firm shareholder: who can be a shareholder in a law firm? The interest in the issue has intensified in recent years as jurisdictions like the United Kingdom and Australia have introduced

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The Big Law Bonus Season Hots Up, But Small Firms Are Outpacing Their Big Law Competitors

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The Big Law bonuses continue and legal blog AbovetheLaw have updated their Big Law bonuses showing some interesting features, showing the ‘follow-the-leader’ nature of bonus payments, with the vast majority of the big firms paying $115,000 for the 2015 class but with the smaller boutique firms often outpacing their Big Law rivals in terms of

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FAQ: What Is a “Contingency Fee” Agreement?

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The ‘contingency fee’ agreement has become something of a byword for many lawyers, particularly those practising personal injury law cases, where the attorney may expect anywhere from 20 – 50 per cent of the recovery amount received. A contingency fee is where the lawyer charges a percentage of what is received, being quite different from

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