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The Giorgio Armani Business Rules That Lawyers Could Learn From

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What Lawyers Could Learn from Fashion’s Last Emperor Norma Harris, Contributing writer Giorgio Armani died last week at 91, still clutching the reins of his $12 billion empire like a silk-suited Napoleon. While the fashion world mourns the loss of its most stubborn perfectionist, lawyers—those other merchants of expensive suits—might want to examine what the […]

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Orrick Snatches Cadwalader’s Eight-Partner Finance Team

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Orrick has staged a raid worthy of Wall Street, swiping an eight-partner finance team from Cadwalader—four in London, four in the US—just as CLOs and private credit are reshaping global markets, Global Legal Post reports. The London Line-Up Leading the London contingent is David Quirolo, (pictured) flanked by Claire Puddicombe, Daniel Tobias and Alexander Collins.

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Mark Zuckerberg (No, the Other One) Sues Meta After Years of Identity Hell

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An Indiana lawyer named Mark S. Zuckerberg—yes, the poor sap with the same name as Facebook’s overlord—finally snapped and decided to drag Meta into court. For years, Meta’s slapdash algorithms have been booting him off the platform, accusing him of impersonating a billionaire. His business page got canned five times, personal one four, while he

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Paul Weiss Welcome Return to Firm of Leading Appellate Advocate

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A vastly experienced former assistant to the solicitor general at the Department of Justice and leading appellate lawyer has returned to Paul Weiss in Washington DC in a welcome reversal of defections from the law firm following its deal with the Trump administration. Masha Hansford returns to the firm as a partner after five years

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Simon Moore KC’s Family-Friendly Career Move

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From Bench to Boardroom Justice Simon Moore KC’s farewell from the High Court in Auckland earlier this year was meant to mark the end of his distinguished judicial career. But like many good retirement stories, this one came with an unexpected twist. The former High Court judge and long-term Crown Solicitor has joined Tavendale & Partners

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Junior Lawyers, Meet Your Algorithm: Luminance CEO on AI’s Ruthless Future

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Legal Automation And The Brutal Future For Junior Lawyers Eleanor Lightbody, chief executive of AI platform Luminance, has said the quiet part out loud: the future of junior lawyers looks “uncertain” as artificial intelligence eats away at the document-heavy tasks once billed by the hour. Her comments, reported by The Times a month ago echoes

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£65m Lifeline or Financial Casket? Pogust Goodhead’s Hedge-Driven Drama Unfolds

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A Hedge Fund Lifeline – With Strings Attached Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributing editor Pogust Goodhead, the claimant firm spearheading the £36 billion Mariana dam class action against BHP, has drawn another £65 million from hedge-fund backer Gramercy, taking its overall debt north of $1.7 billion, once interest is factored in. The chief Executive and co-founder

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How an Aussie Firm Wants Your Cross-Border Briefs

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Conflict-Free and Open for Business: Gadens’ Bid to Win Global Referrals If you’re a global firm sitting on a tasty Australia matter with awkward conflicts—or a client you’d rather not hand to a rival’s Sydney office—Gadens wants the call. In an interview flagged by Law.com International, managing partner Mark Pistilli outlines a simple growth thesis,

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Dentons NZ: The Unseen Hand Behind Labour’s Covid Curtain

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The Great Ministerial No-Show John Bowie, LawFuel publisher Dentons have been the legal hands behind the ministerial no show at the Covid inquiry, turning the situation into something of a damp squid, which is presumably the intention, after leading the charge on the most intrusive and destructive government disaster New Zealand has seen. The pulpit

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