Merger-Wave Sees White & Case Introduce New Antitrust Partner in Sydney

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Powered by LawFuel – Global law firm White & Case LLP has expanded its Global Antitrust Practice with the addition of Stefanie Benson as a partner in Sydney. \”The antitrust environment in the Asia-Pacific region continues to intensify,\” said White & Case partner Mark Gidley, Head of the Global Antitrust Practice. \”The current merger wave […]

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Dentons Australia Raids Four Firms For Partners

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Dentons\’ Australian office have acquired six new partners to build their capacity to handle work across areas ranging from employment and property to restructuring work. The recruitment raid demonstrates the continued high demand for legal services in Australia, as in other jurisdictions. The lawyers making the move include Paul O’Halloran and real estate partners Seamus

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NZ Marriage Celebrant – 4 Secrets To The Success of Her Majesty\’s Marriage

Rosie Bowie* The sad news of Queen Elizabeth II’s passing and her magnificently staged funeral is something we shall never forget. And one thing about the life of the Queen, among the many that we remember about her life, including her remarkable life of service, is the fact that she enjoyed 70 years of marriage,

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Expanding Employment Law Firm Opens Hawkes Bay Office

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Auckland-based employment law boutique Edwards Law has continued its expansion with the opening of an office in Hawkes Bay. Founded by former barrister Blair Edwards, the firm was established in 2008 and has offices in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty along with its new Hawkes Bay office where former Canterbury lawyer Grace Moore will

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The Great Law Firm Resignation – Where Will It End?

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The latest law firm survey from recruitment firm Mahlab shows a major surge in law firm resignations, despite major increases in law firm salaries. The Mahlab survey indicates a growing disenchantment with the law as a profession, with legal talent leaving, be it London, New York or Sydney. The resignations continue notwithstanding a major increase

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Law Star Karen Dunn – Legal Career Sees Her From House of Cards to White House And More

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Karen Dunn is one of the leading litigators in the United States with a raft of awards and as a partner with Paul Weiss she has at a relatively young age created an impressive career of achievement and accolades from a variety of leading legal media outlets.

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New Board Chair For Duncan Cotterill Appointed

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>> Latest Law Jobs On NZ’s Best Law Jobs Site The Board welcomes Sarah Townsend, Partner (Christchurch) and Gráinne Troute, Independent Director, as new members. They join existing board members Jessie Lapthorne, Partner (Auckland), David Briscoe, Partner (Wellington), Brian Nathan, Partner (Nelson), Richard Smith, Partner (Queenstown/Christchurch), Bruce Cotterill, Independent Director, Pete Boyle, Chief Executive, and led by Richard Lang, Partner (Christchurch) as Chair.

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What is a Queen’s Counsel, King’s Counsel and Senior Counsel in Australia?

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Sonia Hickey* With the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and the accession of King Charles III to the throne, some of Australia’s most esteemed barristers – formerly referred to as Queen’s Counsel (QCs) – will now be called King’s Counsel (KCs) KCs are appointed by the Australian Bar Association (ABA) and those who already have the title

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