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Website Marketing for Law Firms in 2025 – The Digital Lawyer’s Playbook

Law Firms, Law Marketing / March 13, 2025

Website Marketing for Law Firms in 2025 Tom Borman, LawFuel contributing writer Law firm marketing is changing with the changes to Google, the arrival-in-force of AI tools and the increased use of mobile, video, social media and other digital assets. Keeping up with the changes is vital for anyone seriously interested in ensuring their legal […]

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5 Questions You May Have About Jury Duty

Law Firms / March 12, 2025

imagesource Getting a jury duty summons in the mail can be confusing, maybe even a little intimidating. You might wonder what it really involves, how long it will take, or if there’s any way to get out of jury duty. Jury duty may not be the most exciting way to spend your time, but it’s

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NZ Law – Bar Association Says Women lawyers remain under-represented as counsel in higher courts

Law Firms, New Zealand, Press Releases / March 12, 2025

The New Zealand Bar Association | Ngā Ahorangi Motuhake o Te Ture recently conducted further research revealing women lawyers remain markedly under-represented as counsel in the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court. Disappointingly the research confirmed there has been no improvement since the previous reviews. The research is set out in a report prepared

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London-Based Pallas Partners Takes on Big Apple

Best Firms, Featured, US Law / March 11, 2025

Pallas Partners’ New York Expansion In a move that cements its status as a powerhouse in cross-border litigation, Pallas Partners has just bolstered its New York office with a trio of heavy hitters from Kasowitz Benson Torres LLP. Led by Mike Hanin, a well known trial and appellate lawyer, and joined by Jill Forster and

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Fenwick Announces Senior Insurance Sector Lawyer Joins Firm as Counsel

Law Firms / March 10, 2025

Fenwick today announced that Mallory Goodwin has joined as counsel in the firm’s regulatory practice and insurtech group. Goodwin’s addition underscores Fenwick’s continued investment in providing robust and comprehensive regulatory services for its technology and life sciences clients. “With deep expertise across all facets of the insurance sector, Mallory brings a hands-on insider’s perspective to

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Litigation Law Firm Johnson Law Expand In UK With Second Office

Featured, Law Firms, UK Law / March 6, 2025

Mass Consumer Lawsuit Law Firm Strengthens London Presence Johnson Law Group has expanded its UK operations by opening a second office in London’s Square Mile, strategically positioning itself within the City of London’s legal and financial epicenter. The firm, which established its inaugural UK presence in Manchester in February 2020, has grown significantly over five

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O’Melveny Strengthens Entertainment Practice with Addition of Leif Cervantes de Reinstein from Sheppard Mullin

Law Firms, Press Releases / March 6, 2025

Entertainment Law News O’Melveny & Myers has expanded its entertainment, sports and media group with the addition of veteran Los Angeles entertainment attorney Leif Cervantes de Reinstein, who joins the firm from Sheppard Mullin. Cervantes de Reinstein will work from O’Melveny’s Century City office, bringing considerable entertainment law experience to the firm. He previously served

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Maurice Blackburn Pay Dispute Escalates: Time-Recording Ban Sparks Legal Labor Showdown

Australia, Law Firms / March 5, 2025

The long-simmering tensions between Maurice Blackburn Lawyers and its unionized workforce have erupted into a high-stakes game of legal chicken, with employees set to deploy a tactical time-recording boycott this week. This move could redefine labor relations in Australia’s plaintiff law sector.

At first glance, a one-day ban on timekeeping might seem like small potatoes in the world of labor disputes. But in the billable-hours ecosystem, the proposed action from Maurice Blackburn workers strikes at the financial aorta of firm operations.

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Law Firm Marketing Data Dilemma – How To Cut Through the Noise Without Losing Your Damn Mind

Featured, Law Firms, Law Marketing / March 5, 2025

Law Firm Marketing John Bowie, LawFuel Pubisher Let’s get one thing straight: the legal industry’s relationship with data is about as functional as a law student’s relationship with sleep during finals week. We’ve got terabytes of client info, matter histories, and pitch outcomes piled up like unread emails in a partner’s inbox. But according to

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Australian Law Firms Still Grapple with Gender Pay Gap

Australia, Featured, Law Firms / March 4, 2025

Gender Pay Gap Trends in Australian Law Firms Australia’s legal professions continues to grapple with persistent gender pay disparities, according to the latest Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) data for 2023–24. While some firms have made strides in closing gaps, nearly half of the 62 major law firms with comparable year-over-year data reported worsening median

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