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Taxpayers’ Union Response to Stuff Article on Three Waters Law Reform

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Constitutional and commercial lawyer Jordan Williams, Executive Director of the Taxpayer’s Union, responds to a Stuff article on the racist claims made in a Stuff article regarding the Three Waters law reform.   The Three Waters Op-Ed Stuff Doesn’t Want You To Read     Taxpayers’ Union The following op-ed was written by Taxpayers’ Union Executive Director […]

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Law Star Natasha Harrison To Bring New Firm To London Law

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Former Boies Schiller Flexner chief and successor to law star David Boies, Natasha Harrison is to launch a law practice in London, likely rivalling her former New York-based firm. Boies Schiller has seen a raft of departures in recent months, although it continues to announce growth and expansion plans, including a potential move into a

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The New Zealand Court Order Against LawFuel Heard Around The Media World

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Balancing the Media Freedom in a Lawsuit Between A Russian Billionaire and A Law Blog John Bowie* A number of people have asked about the litigation that has prompted one of those ‘Guardian-style’ begging bowl links at the foot of many of our stories. I would like to blame Meghan Markle for this situation, as

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How BigLaw Has Discovered Virtual Law Firm Internships To Entice Potential Lawyers

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 The virtual work environment has changed with law firm internships now differing following the pandemic-related changes with law firms offering virtual law firm internships for undergraduates and JD students. The situation with law firm internships is seeing virtual internships, often provided via an online platform called Forage, previously called InsideSherpa, which provides the virtual interns

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UK Lawyers To Have Easier Access to New Zealand Legal Practice

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The recently signed trade deal between the UK and New Zealand will permit UK lawyers to work more easily in New Zealand as it drives collaboration between legal regulators The Department for International Trade said the UK’FTA  with New Zealand will improve business travel arrangements and allow professionals such as lawyers and architects to work abroad more easily.

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Jim Farmer’s Legal Heroes – And How The Power List Overlooked A Busy Barrister

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John Bowie – Jim Farmer QC is unquestionably one of New Zealand’s most prominent and successful barristers, a position he has enjoyed for a considerable period as he dealt with some of the biggest cases before the New Zealand courts.  More significantly perhaps, he also remains something of a figurehead in the expanding world of

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Oops! The One-Word Mistake That Could Cost These Big Law Firms $300 Million

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What a difference a word makes – particularly if its the wrong word in a multimillion dollar contract and two Big Law firms are on the hood for as much as $300 million. Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton allegedly made an error in a 2014 deal that split assets of

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The Callinicos Calamity: Judicial Discord and Constitutional Issues Raised By A “Scandal”

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The issues over the the alleged bullying behavour of Napier Family Court Judge Peter Callinicos has lead to complaints to the Judicial Complaints Commission and an unseemly scrap among the brethren in the judiciary. The complaints surround two cases in particular, one involving the custody of a Maori child and one a domestic abuse case

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How The Pandemic Helped Big Law Giant Baker McKenzie Shatter The $3 Billion Barrier

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Baker McKenzie has broken through the $3 billion revenue barrier.  Already the largest law firm in the United States by lawyer head count, it has announced revenue increases of 7.8 per cent in its latest report.   The revenue growth makes Baker McKenzie similar to other law firms that have experienced double-digit growth helped in

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