Banksy’s latest London salvo, where a judge, in full wig-and-gown regalia, is depicted beating a protester with a gavel, was slapped onto the Royal Courts of Justice on September 8, 2025. It was swiftly hidden under black plastic and barricades—not because we don’t like powerful art, but because the building is Grade-I listed and we […]
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What Lawyers Could Learn from Fashion’s Last Emperor Norma Harris, Contributing writer Giorgio Armani died last week at 91, still clutching the reins of his $12 billion empire like a silk-suited Napoleon. While the fashion world mourns the loss of its most stubborn perfectionist, lawyers—those other merchants of expensive suits—might want to examine what the
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Washington, D.C. – September 8, 2025 – International law firm BCLP today announced that Alexis Early has joined the firm as a partner in its Antitrust, Competition & Trade Practice, based in Washington, D.C. Alexis focuses her multinational, multisector practice on counseling clients as they navigate complex business challenges related to the cross-border flow of goods,
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Amanda Mulroony has joined Frost Brown Todd’s (FBT) Indianapolis office as a Partner in the firm’s Business & Commercial Litigation practice group. With a broad range of dispute resolution capabilities, Mulroony bolsters the firm’s service offerings across the Midwest and nationally. Mulroony joins FBT from Hoover Hull Turner, where she built a distinguished career helping clients
Orrick has staged a raid worthy of Wall Street, swiping an eight-partner finance team from Cadwalader—four in London, four in the US—just as CLOs and private credit are reshaping global markets, Global Legal Post reports. The London Line-Up Leading the London contingent is David Quirolo, (pictured) flanked by Claire Puddicombe, Daniel Tobias and Alexander Collins.
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“Adam is a well-known and well-respected player in New York’s innovation, venture capital and startup community,” said Samir Bakhru, co-leader of Orrick’s TCG practice, who is also based in New York. “We’ve worked across from Adam for a number of years and are thrilled to add him to our team, continuing the growth of our Tech
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Article: Von Baer, UK Minute-One Impression: What gets judged before your argument Picture this: you’ve spent weeks preparing your opening statement, burning the midnight oil like John Grisham drafting his next bestseller. You stride into the courtroom – confident, articulate – and yet the judge notices your shiny suit before your carefully crafted words. That’s
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Article: Pendergast Law, WA When someone suffers an injury due to another party’s negligence, one of the first questions they usually ask is, “What is my case worth?” The answer isn’t simple, as several factors play a role in determining the value of a personal injury claim. With the help of experienced personal injury attorneys,
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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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