Government seeking feedback on Hydrogen’s potential role in the New Zealand economy Power Law Briefing – Anderson Lloyd The Government has released a Green Paper – A vision for Hydrogen in New Zealand. The Green Paper is part of a renewable energy strategy work programme which is looking to address barriers to investment in new […]
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PR Headline Powered By LawFuel – Morrison & Foerster surveyed intellectual property decision-makers from more than 50 companies with revenues greater than $750 million each. The study showed that, while intellectual-property litigation has decreased by 26% since 2015, the amount that companies spend on intellectual-property litigation is higher than ever. Morrison & Foerster’s Benchmarking IP
When Should You Talk to a Personal Lawyer? Rosenberg Minc Falcoff & Wolff – Some people experience a personal injury accident and do nothing about it. However, this deprives you of money you could use to recover and move on from your accident. By working with a personal injury attorney, you can seek compensation
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Top Questions to Ask Your Immigration Lawyer Florida Immigration Law – If you are thinking of moving to the United States, are here on a visa that may expire at some point or have any other immigration issue, those seeking a successful solution may attempt to handle things on their own, but an immigration attorney
Key Steps on Making An Injury Claim 1800 Injured – After a car accident, you can file an insurance claim but that will not necessarily get you the money you need to recover. Consider the key steps towards achieving a success in a personal injury claim. 1. What is a Personal Injury Claim? A
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Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP – In recent years, applications of artificial intelligence (AI) have appeared in almost every industry in the world. The term AI is broad in scope and refers to a number of different tools that utilize models of a mathematical nature to analyze data, usually large volumes of data, to predict
Kate Harveston* The last few thousand years have advanced our technology and our civility considerably. But there’s still plenty of work ahead for government, the law, and each of us, when it comes to expanding what it means to be a citizen. When we use our tools for the good of the many, we can
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How Litigators Should Deal With The “Online Brain” In An Age of Distraction Powered By LawFuel –Ken Broda-Bahm Many to most of my readers will be old enough to remember when there was no Internet. Or, perhaps, you’ll remember a time when “going online” meant connecting through a noisy modem and a telephone line.
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Kate Harveston* Workers at health care facilities aim to provide the best possible care for patients, but while doing so, they need to understand the many legal challenges at play in the medical realm. Even when facilities uphold a high standard of care, things can still go wrong and result in lawsuits. Here are some
Pinsent Mason – You could be forgiven for thinking that AI is the “fairy dust” product that instantly delivers quick and accurate results. Behind the hype there are real possibilities for its application to the delivery of legal services, but what do in-house teams – and their internal clients – need to know to
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