LHD Lawyers, a national law firm has acquired 120 year old law firm Taylor & Scott Lawyers, committing to significant investment and expansion of its 120-year NSW practice. The media release regarding the acquisition is below – SYDNEY, Australia – 3 March – LHD.com.au has acquired Sydney-based Taylor & Scott Lawyers, a practice with more than 120 years
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If you wanted one lawyer who perfectly captures the Washington-to-Wall-Street revolving door in all its glittering, slightly nauseating glory, Kathy Ruemmler would be exhibit A. And the Epstein connection has emphasized the power and the gory of her fall.
For years she operated in the shadows, the kind of operator who whispers in presidents’ ears one day and bills Fortune 50 clients the next.
Now she’s front-page news, and not the good kind. As Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel of Goldman Sachs, Ruemmler just announced she’s stepping down in June 2026 after her past friendship with Jeffrey Epstein turned into the kind of reputational hand grenade that even the best white-collar defence team can’t defuse.
Patients who underwent cosmetic surgery at the Lanzer Clinics have until 4.00pm Friday 10 April to register or opt out of a class action set for trial in the Supreme Court of Victoria in September. The class action alleges that Dr Daniel Lanzer and his colleagues Dr Daniel Aronov, Dr Ryan Wells, Dr Alieza Fallahi,
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A team of highly regarded business disputes lawyers in Australia — Matthew Critchley, Alicia Salvo, and Brendon Clarke — will join Jones Day as Partners in its Global Disputes Practice, based in the Firm’s Melbourne Office. Jones Day has been serving clients in Australia since 1998 with a growing team of more than 100 lawyers
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Cohen & Gresser LLP is proud to announce the opening of its Palo Alto office, the firm’s first West Coast location in the United States. This expansion builds on the firm’s global footprint and enhances its ability to serve clients across the full spectrum of legal needs, from complex litigation and white-collar defense to corporate,
In Kapa-Kingi v Tamihere [2026] NZHC 517 (10 March 2026), the High Court has delivered a landmark ruling on internal Te Pāti Māori governance, granting the judicial review application in part. Te Tai Tokerau MP Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and the Te Tai Tokerau Electorate Council challenged the National Council’s November 2025 suspension and expulsion of Kapa-Kingi,
James Cleary and Pedro F. Suarez to Lead Expansion in Key Innovation Hub ATLANTA—(March 2, 2026)—FisherBroyles, LLP, the first and one of the largest distributed law firms in the world, has opened a new office in San Diego, California, further expanding the firm’s coast-to-coast footprint and strengthening its presence in one of the country’s leading
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Need-to-Know: Ex-Goodwin Lawyers Raise $3M Seed to Automate Side Letters & MFN Workflows – ILS’s ProVision Platform Already Powers $150B+ in Global Fundraises In a clear signal that private funds legal tech is heating up, London-based Intelligent Legal Solutions (ILS) has closed a $3M seed round led by Chicago Ventures, bringing total funding to more
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New research highlights how artificial intelligence is reshaping corporate legal services, operational efficiency, and competitive strategy. Seattle, Washington, United States, March 6, 2026 — Law.co, an AI-powered legal technology platform serving modern law firms, today announced the release of its latest market research report: AI for Corporate & Business Law Firms. The report delivers a data-driven analysis of
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Lawyers worrying about AI giving bad advice to users may have been looking in the wrong direction. The real risk might be the collateral damage. A new U.S. lawsuit against OpenAI seeks US$10 million, alleging the company’s chatbot effectively engaged in the unauthorised practice of law after a user relied on ChatGPT to dismantle her
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