Mothers In Law: 12 Random Mother’s Day Legal Leaders

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The LawFuel Mother’s Day Lawyers List Mother’s Day sees us look at some leading lawyers who are also mothers and have had to address that perceived conflict between being a mother and being a successful lawyer. Many reports and surveys indicate that women lawyers who are also mothers are advancing more slowly than their male […]

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Fat Payments to Fat Brands CEO and Others Results in US Attorney Indictments

Former CEO and Controlling Shareholder of Fat Brands Inc., Former CFO, and a Tax Advisor Indicted in Alleged Scheme to Conceal $47 Million Paid to CEO in the Form of Shareholder Loans Former CEO Andrew Wiederhorn also Charged in Second Indictmentwith Being Felon in Possession of Firearm and Ammunition           LOS ANGELES – Andrew A. Wiederhorn, the

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The Lawyer Crying Over Spilt Milk – And Creating a Jet-Propelled Law Firm Marketing Opportunity

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John Bowie Law firm marketing comes in many shapes and forms, but for Tyrone-Jay Barugh his law firm with the funny name – Spilt Milk Law – is now at the center of a ‘funny case’ against airline Jetstar after booking and canceling 50 flight deals between Australia and New Zealand. Barugh booked one-way flights

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New Zealand Law – Why Is Litigation On The Increase?

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A senior Chapman Tripp litigator sees fewer disputes being resolved on a lawyer-to-lawyer basis and heading directly to an overcrowded court system. Chapman Tripp partner Justin Graham, who oversees a team of about 80 litigation says that courts are currently so backlogged that it’s taking more than two years to bring cases to trial, which

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Global data reveals flexibility is king for employers and employees worldwide.

“Australia and New Zealand are not outliers” >> New Zealand Law Jobs Here Australia and New Zealand’s Peak Body for Recruitment, Consulting and Staffing (RCSA) says data released by the World Employment Confederation (WEC) revealing a global move towards flexible working models, proves we are in line with the rest of the globe. In a survey of 715

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Australian Lawyer Salary Update: Corporate Roles Overtake Law Firms

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Australian Law Jobs The lawyer salary landscape for Australian lawyers continues to evolve as the law job market shows that corporate law roles are commanding higher salaries than traditional law firm roles with law firms remaining cautious in their legal recruitment. The latest salary survey from the College of Law, which was undertaken in late

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Employer Liability in Workers Compensation: Understanding Your Responsibilities

Image source: https://pixabay.com/photos/usa-california-driver-truck-1061843/ Employers are tasked with the responsibility of maintaining a safe work environment and addressing the unfortunate eventuality of workplace injuries. Workers’ compensation is a system designed to provide financial benefits and medical care to employees injured on the job while also protecting employers from direct lawsuits. In essence, it creates a legal

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MLB Star Shohei Ohtani Former Interpreter Pleads Guilty To $17 Million Offenses

            LOS ANGELES – A Japanese-language interpreter has agreed to plead guilty to federal criminal charges for illegally transferring almost $17 million from a Major League Baseball (MLB) player’s bank account – without the player’s knowledge or permission – to pay off his own substantial gambling debts incurred with an illegal bookmaking operation and for signing a

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How A LegalTech Startup Founded By A Nigerian Immigrant Secured Millions

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From Unlikely Friendship to Legal Tech Innovation: Definely’s Journey For lawyers Nnamdi Emelifeonwu (pictured) and Feargus MacDaeid, their journeys converged in an unlikely friendship that sparked an idea to transform how the legal industry works with contracts and documents. Their startup, Definely, has now raised $7 million in a Series A round led by Octopus

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