Ex-L.A. County Sheriff’s Deputy Sentenced to One Year in Prison for Submitting False Affidavit to Obtain Cell Phone Info for Private Client LOS ANGELES – A former Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) deputy was sentenced today to 12 months in federal prison for submitting a false search warrant application to a state court judge, lying […]
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We are pleased to announce that Philip Edey KC (pictured) and David Lewis KC will serve as co-heads of chambers, from today. Philip continues in the role that he has fulfilled since July 2022; David assumes the co-head responsibilities previously held by Charles Kimmins KC. Philip Edey KC and David Lewis KC are outstanding commercial barristers with significant UK
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Article source: Shore Law, OH In Cincinnati, families trust nursing homes to provide safe, attentive care for loved ones who can no longer meet all of their own daily needs. When unexplained injuries, sudden health changes, or signs of neglect begin to appear, Ohio nursing home abuse law offers a way to pursue accountability and
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Article source: Hoffspiegel Law Personal Injury Law A dog bite needs prompt attention, even when the bleeding looks limited. Teeth can drive bacteria into tissue, crush small vessels, or injure tendons beneath intact skin. Early choices affect healing, infection risk, documentation, and any later claim. For Atlanta families, their priorities are medical care, clear reporting,
Article source: Shulman & Hill Premises Liability law Property damage claims are on the rise across New York, and the numbers tell a clear story. In 2023, the most recent year with fully analyzed data, the New York City Comptroller’s Office recorded 533 personal injury claims filed in the Bronx alone, alongside hundreds more across
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Article source: Dellino Family Law Group, WA Family disputes rarely stay contained to one issue, and court data from King County Superior Court, headquartered in downtown Seattle, shows just how often they land in front of a judge. In 2025, domestic case filings reached 6,582, a 0.8% rise from the year before, while resolutions climbed
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Article source: Brown Family Law Divorce in Utah looks different than it did a decade ago. In 2023, roughly 13.3 out of every 1,000 married women in the state filed for divorce, down sharply from 21.6 per 1,000 in 2010. Utah’s overall divorce rate has followed a similar downward path, settling at 3.1 per 1,000
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Article source: Ashoori Law Foreign investment in a U.S. business is rarely just a business decision. For many investors, it is also tied to a bigger personal goal: spending time in the United States, running the company directly, relocating family members, or even pursuing permanent residence. That is why the legal planning should begin before
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Proximo recognized Kirkland in its 2025 “Deals of the Year” list, which highlights project finance transactions that made a significant impact on the market through their innovation, scale and execution. Kirkland was recognized for its role in the following award-winning transactions: Data Center – Stack Miner: The development of Oracle’s 4.5 GW Stargate data center campus
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Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributing editor Norm Ai’s latest funding round does more than crown the New York‑based startup as a $1.2 billion legal tech unicorn but displays full‑stack model for delivering complex legal work that sits very close to Big Law’s core business. The legal AI ‘infrastructure provider’, founded by John Nay (pictured), sits with
