NZ Legal Jobs – UK Legal Jobs – How Times Have Changed in the Law

Lawjobspipeline.com – The legal jobs market looks set for a challenging time with major changes occurring in the legal industry in the UK according to a story reported in LawJobsPipeline and reporting on what David Childs from Clifford Chance and other major legal industry figures have to say. See the story at: http://www.lawjobspipeline.com/legal-jobs/tough-times-at-law-jobs-high

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By NLJ’s Leigh Jones It was a wild ride for associates at big law firms during the first decade of the century. In the end, most everyone was a little queasy from the experience.

Dollar coaster billing

It was a wild ride for associates at big law firms during the first decade of the century. In the end, most everyone was a little queasy from the experience. Between 2000 and 2009, law firms doled out jaw-dropping bonuses, lavished benefits like never before and hiked first-year salaries to a point that drew the

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Bankruptcy Attorneys Break $1000 Barrier – – www.bankruptcyattorney1.com

Bankruptcy Attorney Website, which reviews and rates bankruptcy attorneys reports that some of the top bankruptcy attorneys practicing in Delaware and Manhattan, after years of contenting themselves with mere triple-digit fees, have finally broken the $1,000-an-hour benchmark. The breakthrough is according to a survey by the New York-based ALM Legal Intelligence firm. And in the

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Bonus or Bust? Asian financial institutions impacted by UK’s 50% windfall tax

24 December 2009 Alan Ewins – Partner, China and Hong Kong Julia Gorham – Registered Foreign Lawyer, E&W, China and Hong Kong The UK government last week announced a 50% windfall tax to be paid by banks on all bonuses over GBP25,000 which they award to bankers in the UK between 9 December 2009 and

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NZ Law Society Announces Changes to Library Service

The NZ Law Society has announced chances to the law society library services following deals struck with publishers. Following agreements with two legal publishers, case law and commentary are being made available online via computers in courthouse lawyers’ rooms in a development being rolled out around the country. The library service recently concluded information supply

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UBS, Credit Suisse, CICC and Goldman Sachs – US$3.1 billion HK IPO of China Pacific Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd.

24 December 2009 – LawFuel.com – Slaughter and May advised on the US$3.1 billion initial public offering and listing of the H Shares of China Pacific Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd. on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Slaughter and May acted as Hong Kong legal counsel to the sole global coordinator, UBS,

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Cravath Represents United Airlines in Proposed Trans-Pacific Joint Venture with Nippon and Contintental

LawFuel.com – On December 23, United Airlines, All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Continental Airlines filed an application with the U.S. Department of Transportation for antitrust immunity to enable the three carriers to create a trans-Pacific joint venture. The trans-Pacific joint venture is the first of its kind between the U.S. and Asia. Upon DOT approval,

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A Brooklyn judge has rejected a bank’s request for $9,112 in costs for producing subpoenaed documents, calling the claim an example of the excess and greed among “fat cat bankers on Wall Street.”

A Brooklyn judge has rejected a bank’s request for $9,112 in costs for producing subpoenaed documents, calling the claim an example of the excess and greed among “fat cat bankers on Wall Street.” JPMorgan Chase, a non-party in an action to confirm an arbitration award, sought 25 cents per page and $25 per hour for

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DottisWeightLossZone – To Lose Weight You Don’t Need to Count Calories

Staying slim and losing weight does not mean you need to count calories and so when you consider some of the major issues raised at DottisWeightLossZone you can see that calorie counting is amongst the biggest ‘bugbear’. However a site with some answers on calorie counting has another reason to give you to smile this

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Tiger Woods’ Lawyers – NZ Lawyer Heroes – Rob Moodie v. John Upton QC and more stories from Screaming Lawyer

Tiger Woods’ Lawyers – the ‘go to firm’ that helped Tiger in times of trouble (with the media, that is) – see: Screaming Lawyer NZ Law Awards – Who were the kiwi law heroes? Sian Elias, Bill Wilson, Dr David Collins? See those who received their Christmas books – Screaming Lawyer Rob Moodie v. John

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