Schrader to launch firm’s new Anti-Counterfeiting Practice (Nashville, TN – September 23, 2015) – Adams and Reese is pleased to announce that Kristina Montanaro Schrader has joined the Nashville office as Team Leader of the firm’s new Anti-Counterfeiting Practice which will serve clients in combating counterfeiting, piracy and other Intellectual Property infringements. Schrader was […]
Asking hackers to play around with the law is not exactly something most lawyers would encourage, but in the case of V David Zvenyach, a former general counsel with the District of Columbia, it is exactly what he has done. And received plaudits for it. But why and how did this come about, exactly? The
A London barrister at the center of a sexism storm over comments made about her LinkedIn profile has lead to another storm of support. Charlotte Proudman’s isue arose when she objected to what she labelled “unacceptable and misogynist” comments about her LinkedIn profile picture. The comments came from lawyer Alexander Carter-Silk, a senior solicitor with
Big Money, Big Jobs but still Big Law lawyers so unhappy? A recent report shows that just 44 percent of BigLaw lawyers report satisfaction with their careers, compared to 68 percent of public sector lawyers. The BloombergView report in an article by Yale law professor Stephen Carter is based on figures provided by University of Tennessee law
LawFuel.com – Memphis, TN – September 8, 2015 – Attorney Lucian T. Pera, a partner in the Memphis office of Adams and Reese, has been appointed to chair the governing body of the American Bar Association’s Center for Professional Responsibility, the umbrella group that is home to the ABA’s legal ethics and lawyer discipline work.
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Janet Warwick is a successful attorney, but she was given some Tony Robbins coaching which resulted in her changing her life and challenging herself to do something quite different with it. Tony Robbins coaching courses are famous, but they also show how anyone can apply themselves to develop their potential by putting into consistent practice
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New Zealand Solicitor General Michael Heron QC has quit in an announcment made by the Attorney General today. LawFuel had been told that Mr Heron was unhappy with his position although the reason given in the official statement from the Attorney General was that he had provided the three years service he had promised and
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A top Australian Queens Counsel, particularly one who charges up to $10,000 a day, can charge for many things, but snoring in Court is not one of them. David Tait QC fell asleep during an inquest into a race car driver’s death yesterday, resulting in his apology to the Court when he explained that a
NEW YORK, 1 September 2015 – Hogan Lovells is pleased to announce that Oliver J. Armas has been named the new managing partner of the New York office. Armas handles cross-border litigation, international arbitrations, and internal investigations. In addition, Business Restructuring and Insolvency partner Christopher R. Donoho III will take over as the new administrative
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“New Law” is generally better than Big Law, according to a new report from the Harvard Business Review. “Better” means more work-life balance in the case of the entrepreneurial legal ventures that provide innovative new ways to practice law, such as Axiom, which already has half of the Fortune 100 as its clients, and Counsel
