Article: ZoellerLaw.com Healthcare is personal. Whether you’re in the waiting room or on the operating table, you’re placing your trust in the hands of another human being. But what happens when that trust breaks down? When a mistake leads to real harm, lawsuits often follow. And while the focus is usually on the patient and […]
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An Indiana lawyer named Mark S. Zuckerberg—yes, the poor sap with the same name as Facebook’s overlord—finally snapped and decided to drag Meta into court. For years, Meta’s slapdash algorithms have been booting him off the platform, accusing him of impersonating a billionaire. His business page got canned five times, personal one four, while he
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The Top 10 John Grisham Screen Adaptations Tom Borman, Lawfuel contributing editor The 90s films still set the bar, but USA Network’s new Rainmaker series shows there’s life in Grisham’s case files yet. That doesn’t surprise me with Grisham’s trademark tight plotting and David vs. Goliath themes that deal with major issues from environmental scandal
A vastly experienced former assistant to the solicitor general at the Department of Justice and leading appellate lawyer has returned to Paul Weiss in Washington DC in a welcome reversal of defections from the law firm following its deal with the Trump administration. Masha Hansford returns to the firm as a partner after five years
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ORLANDO, Fla. – GrayRobinson is proud to announce the advancement of 13 attorneys and advisors, including six shareholder and senior advisor promotions and seven senior associate promotions, effective September 1, 2025. “Recognizing these well-deserved promotions is both a celebration of their past achievements, and an investment in the future,” said GrayRobinson President and CEO Dean Cannon. “These talented
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Article: TDE Family Law & Divorce Attorneys GA Atlanta is the capital of Georgia and one of the largest cities in the southeastern U.S. It has many courts and is home to about 40 of the 100 biggest law firms in the US. That means choosing an attorney from this large pool can be somewhat
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BigLaw’s Billable Hour Gets a Funeral While law firms continue their often theatrical performances about embracing AI—all while billing rates climb 9 percent year-over-year—one startup has decided to skip the performance and host a proper funeral. Eudia, fresh off raising $105 million in Series A funding, literally hired an actor dressed as a priest to
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Another Slater & Gordon Departure Heightens Crisis Slater & Gordon earns its bleeding stars this month with the departure of a third Chief People Officer to have resigned in just over a year, as employee morale crashes harder than their trust in management. The firm has turned what should be a simple HR transition into
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The Lawyers Who Took Google’s Billing Bonanza Tom Borman, LawFuel contributing editor Google has been whacked with a $425 million jury verdict in a class-action privacy trial in a case that centres on the company’s habit of harvesting user data even after people switched off supposedly protective settings. It’s the corporate version of saying “don’t
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John Bowie, LawFuel publisher New Zealand has never been shy about exporting its former prime ministers, Jacinda Ardern being the major star-turn on this stage at present, but the latest double-act is something to behold. In a masterclass of geopolitical gymnastics Helen Clark and John Key have demonstrated the fine art of selective moral outrage. For
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