Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributing editor Another month, another law merger, this time a $2 billion revenue combination between Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) and New York-based Kramer Levin. For Herbert Smith Chair Rebecca Maslen-Stannage (pictured) the merger furthers the firm’s US expansion ambitions. The new firm will have 2,700 lawyers and comes on the heels of […]
The challenges of being disabled can be exasperated when you or a loved one is faced with the inability to qualify for needed Medicaid benefits. These benefits can be crucial, especially for those seeking long-term home care in New York. As part of the State’s comprehensive home care program, approximately 100,000 disabled or elderly individuals
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Attune Legal’s Yule Guttenbeil wins AI Consultant of the Year – SME for Advocacy in Responsible AI Usage at the Australian AI Awards 2024 Principal of Attune Legal Yule Guttenbeil has been awarded the AI Consultant of the Year – SME category at the Australian AI Awards 2024. The distinguished honour recognises Guttenbeil’s unwavering commitment to
Image Source Just imagine settling for $10,000 when your case could be worth $35,000 or more with the right legal team fighting for you. That’s the kind of scam you’ll likely fall for if you agree to settle with your insurance company without hiring a personal injury attorney to guide you. When you have a
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Leading criminal lawyer Nigel Hampton KC has resigned from the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) amid claims that new appointments compromise the ability of the Commission to do its work properly. Nigel Hampton is one of New Zealand’s most prominent criminal lawyers and listed in LawFuel’s forthcoming 2024 Power List of the country’s most powerful
Dementia is a challenging condition affecting millions of individuals and their families. Understanding the legal ramifications surrounding dementia patients, particularly in accidental injury cases, is essential for caregivers, legal professionals, and society at large. This article delves into the complexities of dementia, its impact on cognitive function, and how the law interprets the accountability of
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As Artificial Intelligence continues to transform the world and equip people with cutting-edge technological tools that were not even imaginable a decade ago, heated debates are going on in the global legal landscape to determine whether AI is good or bad for their practice. To date, the ethical integration of AI-powered tools and algorithms into
Leigh Day – Thousands of Bolt drivers have won their legal claim to be classed as workers, giving them rights that include paid holiday and to be paid at least the minimum wage. Lawyers believe the compensation owed to their 15,000 clients could be worth more than £200 million. In a judgment handed down this
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Ian Mill KC, a well known barrister from Blackstone Chambers, is once again making waves in the world of fine wines. Known for his expertise in sports and entertainment law, Mill is also a passionate oenophile with a remarkable collection of rare and valuable wines. The entire collection is estimated to potentially realize up to
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LONDON – For the sixth year running, global law firm Reed Smith has been named in The Times‘ Best Law Firms rankings. The list is based on peer reviews from across the legal industry. Firms with the most votes from more than 3,900 survey respondents were included in list, with only 250 firms of the more
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