NEW YORK, September 15, 2025 – Proskauer announced today the addition of a four partner Leveraged Finance team to its market-leading Global Finance practice. The addition of the new team and the opening of a Charlotte office reflect the Firm’s continued commitment to advising clients across the full spectrum of credit solutions. The launch is led […]
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September 2025: Boodle Hatfield, the leading private wealth and real estate law firm, is delighted to announce the arrival of Dom Rothbarth as a Partner in its Private Client and Tax team. Dom joins from Taylor Wessing. Dom brings considerable experience of advising individuals, private banks, family offices and trustees on a range of issues with
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Finding the right public adjuster involves asking pertinent questions about their qualifications, fee structures, and understanding of local regulations. This guide provides insights into evaluating potential adjusters to ensure they meet your needs effectively. When dealing with insurance claims, having a qualified public adjuster can significantly impact the outcome. Evaluating potential candidates involves more than
Which Lawyers Got the Cream in the Massive NZ Deal The sale of Fonterra’s global consumer and associated businesses, the Mainland Group, to French dairy giant Lactalis for a reported $4.2 billion was never going to be just a farmer-to-farmer handshake. It turned into one of the most lucrative ticket-clipping exercises for New Zealand and
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Perkins Coie is proud to announce that it has been ranked #12 overall in Chicago as one of the city’s “2025 Best Places to Work” by Crain’s Chicago Business. The firm’s Chicago office was the highest-ranked law firm recognized by Crain’s in its annual survey of leading employers, moving up a notable 52 positions from last year
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Law firm websites are usually a parade of scales-of-justice clip art and grim headshots, but S.A.J. Legal Solicitors once broke the mould with something far more… caprine. As RollOnFriday gleefully reported, the firm’s ethos was embodied by the Markhor—a mountain goat famed for thriving in the Himalayas’ toughest conditions. The site waxed lyrical about resilience,
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Article: London.Immigration-Lawyer.co.uk When navigating the complexities of UK immigration law, it is essential to have an immigration specialist by your side. You need the professional assistance and capabilities immigration lawyers offer, whether you are applying for a visa, seeking permanent residency, or facing an appeal. While many immigration firms are located in London, you must
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Australian law firm Clayton Utz is proud to announce its firmwide adoption of Harvey, a cutting-edge generative AI platform for law firms, as part of its strategic investment in AI-driven innovation to enhance client service and operational efficiency. Harvey will empower Clayton Utz lawyers with advanced agentic AI capabilities to streamline complex and time-intensive legal
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Agency issues 6(b) orders to seven companies that operate consumer-facing AI chatbots The Federal Trade Commission is issuing orders to seven companies that provide consumer-facing AI-powered chatbots seeking information on how these firms measure, test, and monitor potentially negative impacts of this technology on children and teens. AI chatbots may use generative artificial intelligence technology
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Under proposed order, Disney also will be required to implement a program to review whether videos posted to YouTube should be designated as “Made for Kids” Disney will pay $10 million to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that the company allowed personal data to be collected from children who viewed kid-directed videos on YouTube without
