Victorian Premier Jacinta Allen introduced bail reform legislation to parliament today following a Change.org petition from radio presenters Fifi Box and Brendan Fevola calling for bail reform. Dr Kathryn Daley “Rushed policy is not good policy. And we certainly should not be having radio hosts shaping bail laws. Bail laws determine people’s access to freedom […]
Photo by StevePB from Pixabay It is never easy to dissolve a marriage. It’s an emotional and practical problem that requires serious contemplation. No matter what happens in your divorce, having knowledge at your fingertips can help you get through this chapter with poise and confidence. Let’s examine your options. Two Divorce Paths The two
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BRUSSELS—March 17, 2025—O’Melveny announced today that experienced antitrust lawyer Stéphane Frank has rejoined the firm’s Brussels office as a partner in the Antitrust and Competition Group. His arrival bolsters the team’s European capabilities and expands its worldwide roster of top-tier antitrust practitioners. For nearly 15 years, Frank has successfully handled a wide array of high-profile
Image Source Why do some divorces end with one person getting the house, while others leave both parties walking away with nothing but regret? Divorce settlements aren’t just about dividing things in half. They are shaped by laws, financial circumstances, and—let’s be honest—how much patience each person has left. Divorce today looks different than it
LegalTech And Law AI Developments Cleary Gottlieb has acquired a generative AI product to support legal activity with the purchase of Springbok AI, the firm has announced (media release below). Springbok was founded in 2017 and its co-founder, Victoria Albrecht (pictured) joins Clearys along with 10 scientists and AI engineers. The announcement is shown below
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A group of UK female lawyers is gearing up for a bold challenge against the system after the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office (JCIO) refused to investigate claims of sexism and intimidation by Judge Philip Lancaster. Multiple women say they experienced shouting, condescension and outright dismissal in his court. From maternity discrimination claims to disability discrimination
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Not all crimes that are committed are violent. Some crimes are silent but have a severe impact on the individual. One such crime is white-collar crime. Although they are typically non-violent in nature, they have a severe impact on an individual’s life. White-collar crimes include a range of offences, including fraud, money laundering, embezzlement, and
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New data reveals a stark reality in the Australian legal profession, with top earners at major law firms enjoy salaries well above national averages, half of these same firms pay their lowest-level employees less than what’s typical in other industries. Recent figures from the Workplace Gender Equality Agency Australia (WGEA) paint a worrying picture. Of
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The Shocking Double Life of Lydia Mugambe A 49-year-old Ugandan judge who served on a United Nations tribunal has been convicted of trafficking a young woman to the UK and forcing her to work as an unpaid slave. Lydia Mugambe was found guilty of multiple serious offenses including facilitating illegal immigration, forced labor, and witness
Workers Compensation Law Filing an injury claim can be overwhelming, especially when navigating the differences between personal injury and workers’ compensation cases. Each follows its own set of rules, procedures, and legal standards, making it crucial to understand which path applies to your situation. Knowing these distinctions can help you prepare for the legal process
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