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New Zealand Broker Implicated in Sanctions Workarounds for Russian and Iranian Oil

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A New Zealand-based insurance intermediary has been identified in a Reuters investigation as a key enabler in the shipment of Russian and Iranian oil in apparent breach of international sanctions regimes. The firm, Rosier Insurance, based in Auckland, is reported to have arranged marine insurance for dozens of oil tankers linked to sanctioned oil trade, […]

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Does OnlyFans Require ID, and How Are New State Laws Affecting It in 2025?

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Article Source: IPVanish, the only true tier-1 VPN service in the world Image generated by Gemini As of 2025, a complex and fragmented legal landscape has emerged for online platforms in the United States, with over two dozen states having enacted strict age verification laws. At the epicenter of this legal storm are user-generated content

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What Lawyers Are Doing to Defend the Constitution

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Article source: Law Offices of David L Hood Written in 1787, ratified in 1788, and in operation since 1789, the United States Constitution is the world’s longest surviving written charter of government. It’s first three words “We The People” – affirm that the government of the United States was designed to serve its citizens. In

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How Business Owners Navigate Division of Assets in Divorce

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Article source: The PathtoJustice.com, Florida divorce law experts Divorce is rarely straightforward, and when a business is part of the equation, the challenges multiply. A company goes beyond being an asset to divide; it often reflects years of sacrifice, late nights, and personal investment. For many owners, it represents not only financial stability but also

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The Law Relating To The Rise of ‘Ghost Guns’

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LawFuel Power Brief: From MyRights.law, personal injury and criminal lawyers The rise of so-called “ghost guns” has become a significant point of contention in the national debate surrounding gun rights, public safety, and government regulation. These firearms, often assembled from kits or created using 3D printing technology, lack the serial numbers required on traditionally manufactured

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How to Market Your New Law Practice and Land Your First 10 Clients

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LawFuel Power Briefing:  Perth Website Studio’s have over 10 years’ experience in developing effective, client-getting websites Image generated by Gemini The pressure to move from zero clients to a sustainable practice is immense for any new solo practitioner or small law firm. Many entrepreneurial lawyers waste critical time and resources on random acts of marketing

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The Legal Aftermath of the Texas Grid Failures: New Laws and Consumer Lawsuits

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LawFuel Power Briefs: GoRhythm.com – Rhythm is a renewable energy and technology company empowering to take control of budget and footprint. Image generated by Gemini When the lights went out across Texas during the 2021 winter storm, it plunged millions into darkness and triggered a legal and political firestorm. The crisis wasn’t just a failure

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The 2025 Playbook for Building a Seven-Figure Personal Injury Practice: Encouraging Data-Driven Growth

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LawFuel Power Briefing: Nicolet Law, Minnesota Image credits: AI-generated by Gemini The era of building a personal injury empire solely relying on splashy billboards and late-night TV ads is over. While some markets are still saturated with traditional advertising—with law firms spending an estimated $2.5 billion nationwide in 2024 to solicit legal claims, a figure

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Cuban Immigration Through the Cuban Adjustment Act: 6 Things to Know

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LawFuel power briefing: Fiol & Morros Law Group Since 1966, the Cuban Adjustment Act has given Cubans a path unlike any other nationality in the U.S. immigration system. It allows a direct route to permanent residency after a year of physical presence. That unique status makes it central to Cuban migration to the United States.

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Catastrophe of Chaos: When a Law Firm’s Rainmaker Dies Without a Will

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LawFuel Power Briefing: Moran & Associates, Attorneys, Florida Photo by Pavel Danilyuk on Pexels The sudden death of a law firm’s key partner, or rainmaker, exposes a critical vulnerability at the intersection of corporate governance and personal estate planning. While a firm’s partnership agreement may be meticulously crafted to ensure business continuity, a partner’s failure

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