Robins Kaplan Increases Judicial Clerkship Bonuses to $150,000 and $175,000

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Enhanced bonuses reflect firm’s continued investment in developing the next generation of trial lawyers Robins Kaplan LLP announced today that it has increased its judicial clerkship bonuses to $150,000 for eligible lawyers who complete one qualifying clerkship and $175,000 for those who complete two or more qualifying clerkships. The increased bonuses reflect Robins Kaplan’s longstanding

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Buchalter’s Orange County Office Welcomes New Partners Stephanie Nation and Charles Clark

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Buchalter is pleased to announce that Stephanie Nation and Charles Clark have joined the Firm as Partners in its Orange County office. Nation joins the Real Estate Practice Group, while Clark joins the Litigation Practice Group. Their arrivals further strengthen Buchalter’s capabilities serving businesses, developers and other clients in Orange County and throughout California. “We

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The Financial Decisions That Can Shape a Lawyer’s Career Before Graduation

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Article source: Sofi.com A legal career is often imagined in terms of courtroom experience and reputation, yet some of the decisions that shape a lawyer’s future happen long before their first day at a firm. The cost of legal education, the amount borrowed to pay for it, and the financial expectations attached to a first

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Buddle Findlay Recruits Cayman Islands Litigation Expertise as Allegra Crawford Returns

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After nearly eight years handling offshore corporate disputes, insolvencies and complex international litigation, Allegra Crawford has returned to Buddle Findlay as a senior associate in its commercial litigation team, a Buddle Findlay media statement says. Crawford previously worked at the New Zealand firm between 2014 and 2018 before heading to the Cayman Islands, where she

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NZ Law – Former Kāinga Ora official and three others face charges for $4.2 million in alleged bribes

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Four people, including a former Kāinga Ora official, who worked on two Auckland housing projects have been charged in relation to more than $4.2 million in alleged bribe payments. The Serious Fraud Office has charged the former Kāinga Ora official, a former Tāmaki Regeneration Company (TRC) official, and two construction company owners with corruption and bribery of an official in

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Weil Gotshal Negotiating Merger Deal, Partners Told

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Weil, Gotshal & Manges is negotiating a merger with another, unnamed law firm, Bloomberg Law reports.

According to two people familiar with the situation, Weil’s leadership has told some practice group chiefs that the firm is negotiating a memorandum of understanding that sets out the terms of the combination, reporting that a broader announcement could come this week. They also cautioned that the talks might come to nothing.

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The Expert Witness Search Is a Litigation Decision, Not a Staffing Task

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Article source: RoundTableGroup.com Expert witnesses often end up carrying some of the most technical parts of a case. That alone makes the search for one more consequential than it may first appear. A polished CV can be reassuring. So can a long publication list or an impressive academic title. But none of those things, on

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Freshfields’ Desert Storm Moment – Firm Learns the Hard Way That “$Freshfields All” Is the Real AI Threat

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What a week for Freshfields. For a firm looking to spin off its multibillion-dollar legal AI business, the first rule is simple which is not to dismiss some of the richest sovereign funds on earth in writing. Freshfields has managed to do that without checking the email distribution list between two of the senior lawyers

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NZ Law News – Bell Gully appoints Partner Richard Massey as AI Lead

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Partner, AI LeadRichard MasseyAuckland Bell Gully has appointed corporate and commercial partner Richard Massey as AI Lead, a new role that will help guide the firm’s use of artificial intelligence and support clients navigating the implementation of AI. Managing Partner Andrew Petersen said the appointment reflects the firm’s commitment to using AI strategically and responsibly,

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