What Medical License Defense Really Involves for Doctors

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Article source: Bertolino Law Firm TX In the state of Texas, physicians face an increasingly complex regulatory environment overseen by the Texas Medical Board (TMB). The TMB handles roughly 8,000 to 9,000 complaints annually from patients, family members, and other professionals. Of those initial complaints, nearly 40 percent are dismissed after a physician’s timely response. […]

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Targeting Rich UK Lawyers in New “Lawyer Tax”

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UK Chancellor Reeves Aims Her Sights on Lawyers & Others Ben Borman, LawFuel contributing editor UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is eyeing roughly £2 billion a year by slapping employer-style National Insurance contributions (NICs) on members of LLPs, that’s lawyers, accountants and anyone else who looks suspiciously well-remunerated.​ Under the current regime, LLP members are taxed

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How Attorneys Use Technical Specialists in Trial Strategy

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Article Source: Legacy Mark Safety Consulting Source What happens when the key issue in a courtroom isn’t who said what, but how something broke, malfunctioned, or failed to meet the safety standards written in tiny print no one reads unless they absolutely have to? In today’s increasingly complex legal landscape—where lawsuits often hinge on highly

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Law Firm Marketing Sees Double Down on SEO, Video, and Data

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The Law Firm Race to Stay Visible – And Believable in 2025 In 2025, law firm marketing has stopped being about who shouts the loudest but is more about who gets found, who gets trusted, and who can turn insight into income. According to new data from Hinge Research Institute’s 2025 High Growth Study, the fastest-growing law

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Personal Injury Claims and Insurance Companies: What You Should Know

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Article source: Lamber Goodnow, Attorneys, AZ Hiring a private injury professional in Phoenix matters more than you believe. After a fortuity, dealing with scarcer bills and security companies can feel irresistible. A complete lawyer helps you realize your rights, gather strong evidence, and fight for fair compensation. They make sure you don’t face big safety

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Simmons & Simmons Recruit 5-Strong Team From DLA Piper

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Simmons & Simmons have grown their pensions team in the UK, hiring top pensions risk lawyer Amrit McLean (pictured) and senior lawyers from DLA Piper. McLean has extensive experience and contact within the pensions risk transfer arena, a key component in insurance deals. The firm’s media release concerning the move is below – International law

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Four Decades of Silk – A King’s Counsel Reflects on New Zealand’s Legal Evolution

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As New Zealand celebrates the appointment of twelve new King’s Counsel for 2025, we have published some reflections from the doyen of the New Zealand Bar, James Farmer KC, who marks an impressive four decades since his own appointment to Silk. Jim Farmer’s reflection include reference to Tiana Epati, a groundbreaking figure as the first

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Equal Before The Law – But Not If You’re ANZ

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ANZ’s Fairness Fantasy John Bowie, LawFuel publisher Few corporate moments are more revealing than watching a major bank discover that equality before the law cuts both ways, especially when the cutting edge is pointed at them. ANZ’s reaction to this week’s Finance and Expenditure Committee report offers a masterclass in selective principle. The bank appears

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