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New Luxury Yacht Law Boutique Splits Course Between London and Hong Kong

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Superyacht Boutique Plants Flags in London and Hong Kong Teji | Cowie has launched a specialist superyacht firm with offices in London and Hong Kong. The partners, London-based Alex Teji and Hong Kong-based Antony Cowie, (pictured) say they bring about four decades of combined maritime, corporate and finance experience. The firm’s reach runs from Monaco […]

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Corrs’ $7 Million Man and the Side Hustle That Has Canberra Talking

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Corrs’ $7 Million Man and the Side Hustle That Has Canberra Talking If you were pulling in $7 million a year running a mid-tier Australian law firm, you might think that was enough to keep you busy. But Corrs Chambers Westgarth CEO Gavin MacLaren clearly believes otherwise by operating a new consultancy business. The highest-paid

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The Gig Economy’s New Gold Rush: How PI Firms Are Winning Big Against Uber and Lyft

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LawFuel Power Brief: Kuzky Law, Injury and Car Accident Lawyers Image generated by Gemini The rise of Uber and Lyft didn’t just revolutionize transportation—it ignited a multi-billion-dollar legal battleground. Every rideshare collision represents a high-stakes opportunity for a new wave of specialized personal injury (PI) firms. This isn’t just a trend—it’s a legal gold rush, with

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Beyond the Claims Conveyor – How The Winn Group Model and Its Lessons for Modern Law Firms

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The Millionaire Former ‘Ambulance Chaser’ Tom Borman, LawFuel contributing editor Lawyer Jeff Winn is a business success story who is now one of northern England’s richest men – with a tale about building a law firm that carries some key lessons for others. There persists a certain myth that Winn Group is little more than

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Australian Divorce Fund Launches in New Zealand

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Divorce Funding Startup JustFund Expands Into NZ With Backing From Top Family Law Firms A legal lifeline for the “missing middle” hits New Zealand shores as Australian legal finance startup JustFund launches in New Zealand, offering flexible funding for clients navigating divorce or separation — and it’s doing so with the support of several New

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Scottish Legaltech’s Big Moment: Is AI Ready for the Big Leagues?

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The ‘Skyscanner’ Lawyer Looking To Build LegalTech Agents A Scottish legaltech startup just got a huge cash boost. Is this the sign that AI is ready to take over law firms? Can every in-house team soon have its own AI agent? Scottish legaltech Wordsmith, co-founded by former Skyscanner honcho Ross McNairn (pictured) is driving another

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Why Elon Musk’s Favourite Lawyer Alex Spiro is Done Just Lawyering

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What Next For The Star Lawyer? Tom Borman, LawFuel contributing editor Alex Spiro—the courtroom maestro who’s played legal defense for heavy hitters like Tom Brady, Elon Musk, Jay‑Z (yeah, that Jay‑Z), Alec Baldwin, and even WeWork’s Adam Neumann—is telling Emily Chang on The Circuit that he’s officially bored. He wants to jump into something bigger than law.

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Law Firm Marketing – The 27 Invisible Places Where Clients Recommend Your Law Firm

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From Behind The Shadows – The ‘Invisible’ Law Firm Marketing Secrets 71 percent of new law firm relationships begin the same way: With an unprompted peer-to-peer recommendation — casual, unsolicited, and usually invisible. Even the most enduring partnerships often start with a single offhand suggestion from one in-house counsel to another. It’s All Organic, Casual

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