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Breaking Five Bad Habits of Lawyers

Dentons –  Some of the most glaring risk prevention tools are relatively simple to employ, and, in their absence, can create headaches for lawyers. There are significant amounts of data regarding legal malpractice claims against lawyers, including the frequency, type of law, size of firm or even amounts of damages sought. This information can be […]

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Barristers Receive Social Media Telling Off

The use of social media – or its misuse – is something affecting every business and profession – not the least being barristers with the President of the New South Wales Bar Association issuing an edict on the matter following recent, unspecified incidents. Arthur Moses SC (right) referred to a number of recent incidents that had 

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5 Reasons Why Law Firm Practice Management Processes Don’t Work

Managing law firms in an increasingly challenging, complex and competitive legal marketplace presents many potential obstacles.  LawVision principle Susan R Lambreth wrote this piece on how to fix issues relating to law firm practice managemnt structures. I recently got a call from a firm that wanted to talk about changing their practice management structure.  They

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What Star Hollywood Mediator Lee Jay Berman Can Tell Lawyers About The Power of Mediation and Achieving the One Thing Every Lawyer Wants

Mediator Lee Jay Berman may not have qualified in law, but he has become one of America’s most sought-after mediators, resolving seemingly insoluable disputes from rock band breakups to seemingly ‘irreconcilable’ business and personal disputes.  And he has some thoughts on how lawyers can use mediation effectively for the one thing every good lawyer wants

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The Legal ‘Bash’ That Went Seriously Wrong For Two Female Lawyers

What happened with the lady lawyers at the swanky Sydney legal bash? And it was an incident involving a leading woman lawyer who spoke recently about ‘getting to know women as individuals’ and the enlightened approach her Chambers take towards gender equality and other issues. Is ‘bash’ the word?  It would appear so as the

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High Profile Global Drug Kingpin Arrives in US After Massive Cocaine Conspiracy Indictment Unsealed

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            LOS ANGELES – A high-level member of a global drug ring arrived in Southern California last night after being extradited from Colombia on charges that he conspired to transport cocaine worth hundreds of millions of dollars from South America to Mexico for eventual sale in the United States. The extradition resulted from a coordinated, international law

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Artificial Intelligence & The Law: Will It Take Us To Dark Places Too?

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Otago University’s artificial intelligence research will help shed light on the effect of AI innovations on law and public policy in New Zealand, including a look at some potentially harmful implications from the powerful and fast-developing technology.The Otago initiative,  Artificial Intelligence and Law in New Zealand, is funded in part by the Law Foundation and

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Legal AI: Coming Ready or Not

Baker Donelson – Artificial intelligence (AI) enabled legal tools are reaching the market at an incredible pace. Understanding and vetting such technology is critical to ensuring better outcomes for legal projects.  Every day, news articles in my social media feed address some new legal technology powered by AI. The promise of legal AI is incredible.

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Slaughter and May further extends Global Investigations practice with appointment of Sir David Green CB QC

Slaughter and May today announces a major appointment in London.  Sir David Green CB QC, former Director of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), will join the firm as a senior consultant on 22 October, six months after his departure from the SFO. Sir David was at the helm at the SFO for 6 years and

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Looted By Nazis, Now Renoir Returned to Rightful Owners

The Renoir Painting, Titled “Deux Femmes Dans Un Jardin,” Was Looted by the Nazis During the Occupation of Paris in 1941             Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and William F. Sweeny Jr., the Assistant Director-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the Federal Bureau of

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