UK Government’s Supreme Court Champion – The ‘Treasury Devil’ For Sir James Eadie KC, Britain’s Supreme Court could well provide a sleeping arrangement for one of Britain’s outstanding, leading Silks, whose near-standard appearances in the highest court in the country are countless. James Eadie is both Whitehall’s secret weapon in constitutional battles and a barrister […]
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Isaac Stein, a furloughed IRS worker who would normally be spending his time writing retirement plan regulations from his DC office. But with Uncle Sam’s latest shutdown circus kicking off this month, he’s ditched the desk for the streets, peddling hot dogs, Moon Pies, and RC Cola from a cart brazenly dubbed “SHYSTERS.” Because nothing
Law Star Sigrid McCawley’s Royal Litigation Credentials Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributing editor If you only know Sigrid McCawley as “Virginia Giuffre’s lawyer,” you’ve missed the plot. The Boies Schiller Flexner co-managing partner is the litigator who made banks, boardrooms and Prince Andrew all do the math on enabling abuse. A recent profile in The Times
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Morrison Cohen Launches Interactive Digital Assets Litigation Tracker – a Definitive Industry Resource Morrison Cohen has launched the next evolution of its digital assets litigation and regulatory tracker. Developed in collaboration with New Territories LLC, a Web3 studio and consultancy founded by Joyce Lai, the new web-based platform transforms the firm’s long-running quarterly PDF report into
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BTI Consulting recognized Kirkland & Ellis as one of the “Fearsome Foursome” in its 2025 Litigation Outlook report. The firms recognized on the list are those most likely to strike fear in opposing counsel because of their tenacity, ability to assemble winning legal teams and skill at anticipating opponents’ strategy. Kirkland is the only firm
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Article source: Levine & Wiss PLLC, NY Amityville, a small yet active community on Long Island’s South Shore, sees its fair share of commercial traffic passing through local roads and highways. With its proximity to major routes like Sunrise Highway and Montauk Highway, the town often experiences a steady flow of trucks transporting goods in
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Article source: Tom Anelli, Attorney, NY Rochester, a city rich in history and known for its vibrant arts scene, also faces its share of legal challenges, particularly in the realm of driving while intoxicated (DWI) cases. With its mix of busy streets, college campuses, and winding roads, it’s no surprise that DWI arrests are not
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Article source: Bertolino Law Firm TX In the state of Texas, physicians face an increasingly complex regulatory environment overseen by the Texas Medical Board (TMB). The TMB handles roughly 8,000 to 9,000 complaints annually from patients, family members, and other professionals. Of those initial complaints, nearly 40 percent are dismissed after a physician’s timely response.
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Kim Kardashian, Esq. (Almost) Kim Kardashian has done more supervised study hours than most junior associates have billables, completing California’s six-year Law Office Study Program and sitting the state bar in July. Results drop on 7 November and we can expect more online media mashups when that all happens. The law degree didn’t start as
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UK Chancellor Reeves Aims Her Sights on Lawyers & Others Ben Borman, LawFuel contributing editor UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is eyeing roughly £2 billion a year by slapping employer-style National Insurance contributions (NICs) on members of LLPs, that’s lawyers, accountants and anyone else who looks suspiciously well-remunerated. Under the current regime, LLP members are taxed
