Davis Polk partner Michael Mollerus discussed the Section 899 provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and its potential impact on foreign investors and companies with Bloomberg. Section 899 would create a new tax regime targeting residents of “discriminatory foreign countries” that impose “unfair foreign taxes” on U.S. persons. The increased tax rates would apply […]
Source: DFW Injury Lawyers, TX As a motorcyclist moving through Dallas, there is more to consider than just the open road or your next gas stop. With the city’s mix of urban traffic, construction zones, and fast-moving highways like the Dallas North Tollway, your safety should always come first. Understanding Texas motorcycle helmet laws is
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Source: Michael J Redenburg, Injury Lawyers, New York In today’s urban environments—especially in densely packed cities like New York—elevators and escalators are more than conveniences; they’re lifelines. Whether in apartment buildings, shopping centers, or subway stations, vertical transportation systems move millions of people daily. Yet despite their ubiquity, accidents involving elevators and escalators remain dangerously
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Kyle Gann strengthens firm’s transactional capabilities, cites shared values and growth mindset culture as key drivers for the move Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright today announced that Kyle Gann, a highly regarded corporate lawyer, has joined its Chicago office as a partner in the business practice group and a member of the firm’s transactional and regulatory insurance team. Kyle brings extensive experience advising
>> Inhouse law role – Mercury Energy Shortland Chambers is pleased to announce that Julia Adams and Patrick Senior have joined Chambers as new members. Julia joins having spent the last six years in the litigation team at Chapman Tripp. She has broad experience in commercial and civil litigation, with particular experience in contract, trusts, energy and construction disputes,
Top 7 Immigration Firms in the World (2025 Edition) Source: iWorld.com In an age of rapid globalization and cross-border mobility, immigration firms play a pivotal role in guiding individuals, families, and investors through complex legal frameworks. Whether it’s second citizenship, residency-by-investment, or strategic relocation, these firms have earned global acclaim for their trustworthiness, innovation, and
Kennedys just pulled off a financial hat trick, reporting a record-shattering 13 percent revenue boost to an eye-watering £428 million (that’s USD 551m, AUD 848m, or EUR 511m—pick your currency, we’re making it rain in all of them) for FY25.
Eleven straight years of growth? At this point, we’re basically the legal world’s answer to Marvel’s box office streak, unstoppable, and with no sign of franchise fatigue.
Let’s break down the Kennedy’s global offering.
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Johnson Law Group Welcomes New Associate Solicitor Leonie AmarasekaraJohnson Law Group is pleased to announce the appointment of Leonie Amarasekaraas an Associate Solicitor in the firm’s London office. Leonie brings with her a wealth of experience in high-value, cross-border disputes.She trained and qualified as a solicitor in England & Wales at White & Case LLP,practising
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“Made in USA” lawsuits have nearly doubled in just one year, hitting their highest level since at least 2011? A Wall Street Journal article highlights the law firm that is powering the lawsuit blitz, inspired by the Trump administration.
The definition of “Made in USA” is no longer just a marketing tagline—it’s a litigation trigger with real financial and reputational stakes for clients ranging from global conglomerates to boutique brands.
Philip Crump has combined his legal and media knowledge, comboined with a fair dose of business and political savvy, to become one of the most powerful voices in New Zealand’s increasingly fractured media scene.
Sitting as a powerful voice on the NZME editorial board, Crump can quote both the Companies Act and the latest newsroom meme, and still have time to pen a sharp Substack column, Cranmer’s Substack, but will increasingly help shape news delivery in the newish-look NZME board.
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