International Criminal Law Star International criminal law specialist Blerina Jasari, who worked on the prosecution of Ratko Mladic and who last contributed an article for LawFuel on cryptocurrency fraud has been selected to this year’s Washington DC Rising Star list, a distinction awarded to the top 2.5 percent of DC lawyers. After receiving her law […]
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (April 17, 2024) – Moore & Van Allen PLLC (MVA) is pleased to announce that Jenny G. Sugar, the former Deputy Criminal Chief of white collar crime for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of North Carolina (WDNC), has joined the firm as a member and will practice in the White Collar, Regulatory Defense & Investigations group. As
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Skadden is pleased to announce that Jeremy London has assumed the role of executive partner at the firm. We look forward to our next chapter with Mr. London as our leader and thank Eric Friedman for his extraordinary contributions while in this position the past 15 years.
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If a dog has ever bitten you, you know firsthand the physical and emotional trauma it can cause. Beyond the pain and suffering, legal considerations come into play, particularly in a state like New Jersey, where laws governing dog bites are strict and comprehensive. This article explores the legal responsibilities of dog owners, the rights
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Māori lawyers have urgently contacted the Prime Minister to express their concerns about recent statements made by Shane Jones regarding the Waitangi Tribunal, which they believe are out of bounds. >> Latest Law Jobs on LawFuel Network The Tribunal is actively investigating the government’s decision to eliminate Section 7AA of the Oranga Tamariki Act. In
UK High Court Upholds Accidental Divorce Ben Boman, LawFuel contributing editor The finality of divorce was made crystal clear by the UK High Court in a recent decision involving high profile divorce lawyers Vardags who were refused an application to annul a final divorce decree made via an online divorce tool. The application resulted from
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The following comments can be attributed to Murdoch University Associate Professor of Criminology Mark Briskey: “The youth of the attacker is not surprising, and apart from his alleged previous criminal history (e.g. for concealed knife possession) there are impulse issues for young males – remember Farhad Jabbar, the 15-year-old male shot dead by NSW Police security
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H Leading international law firm Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) has announced the promotion of nine new partners in Australia to further its reputation in delivering market-leading results for its clients. The promotions are part of the firm’s annual global partner promotion rounds, which included the promotion of 27 partners in total, and will come into
[Image Source] Navigating the landscape of legal rights and considerations can be particularly challenging for individuals with disabilities. In Ontario, where the diversity of the population mirrors the complexity of legal frameworks designed to protect it, understanding these rights is not just beneficial—it’s essential. Whether it’s in employment, education, or accessing public services, individuals with
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Lawhive Raises Millions For AI Legal Platform Why should small law firms miss out on the power of AI to provide assistance in legaltech processes? Lawhive, a London-based AI-driven legaltech platform, has secured over £9.5 million ($11.9 million) in seed funding to further its goal of democratizing access to affordable and expert legal services for consumers
