Big Class Action Win For Small Firm Lawyer ASB has agreed to pay $135.6 million to settle the four-year old Banking Class Action over alleged disclosure breaches under the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act. The deal needs High Court approval and comes with the usual non-admission of liability. The quick take: ASB writes a […]
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Amsterdam/Oslo, October 2, 2025 – Saga has raised over €1.5 million in a seed round, backed by Dutch and Norwegian investors. Saga is a lawyer-centric AI platform designed to orchestrate the full lifecycle of legal work. It offers transparent AI assistants, legal databases, and agentic workflows, enabling legal professionals to deliver faster and higher-quality work. In addition to a
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Will She Stay, Or Will She Go? John Bowie, LawFuel publisher A Judicial Conduct Panel has graciously cleared its diary for a fortnight in February to deliberate whether District Court Judge Ema Aitken’s spirited intervention at the Northern Club – the ‘Clubgate Drama’ – merits her departure from the judiciary a fate which, one notes
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BigLaw is Blue by Design and by Donations Big firms are tilting further left and it is not subtle. Notre Dame professor Derek Muller’s fresh cut of employee giving shows about twelve to one in favour of Democratic outlets across the Am Law 100 and a slate of major plaintiffs shops in the 2023 to
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Superyacht Boutique Plants Flags in London and Hong Kong Teji | Cowie has launched a specialist superyacht firm with offices in London and Hong Kong. The partners, London-based Alex Teji and Hong Kong-based Antony Cowie, (pictured) say they bring about four decades of combined maritime, corporate and finance experience. The firm’s reach runs from Monaco
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Shaun Plunket has issued an unreserved public apology to Wellington employment lawyer Barbara Buckett, retracting comments he made on The Platform and confirming a settlement that includes damages and legal costs. In a statement published on 30 September 2025, Plunket says he is apologising in response to a High Court statement of claim served on
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Tom Borman, LawFuel contributing editor A High Court judge has ruled that PPE Medpro, the supplier linked to former lingerie queen Baroness Michelle Mone and her husband Doug Barrowman, breached its 2020 contract to deliver 25 million sterile surgical gowns to the Department of Health and Social Care. Mone, who grew up in Glasgow and
Article Source: Winters & Yonker Trial Lawyers The complex legal system has been designed such that the innocent are not denied justice and their rights are protected while resolving the disputes. Attorneys have a major role to play in this system. They represent the client, interpret the laws, and advocate for them. However, there is
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Few experiences are as heartbreaking as discovering that a newborn has suffered a preventable injury at birth. These moments bring stress, grief, and uncertainty for parents who only wanted a safe and healthy delivery. When medical mistakes lead to lasting harm, families often find themselves navigating overwhelming medical needs and unexpected financial strain. Jackson is
When parents separate, one of the most important considerations is the children’s welfare. These co-parenting arrangements will shape daily routines, emotional well-being, and the family’s overall stability. While emotions may run high during this process, the goal remains clear: to create a parenting plan that works for everyone. To make the negotiation as smooth as
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