SANTA ANA, California – The former pastor of the Westminster-based Church of the Healthy Self was sentenced today to 168 months in federal prison for orchestrating a church-based investment scam that took in more than $33 million. Kent R.E. Whitney, 39, formerly of Newport Beach but who currently resides in Northern California, was sentenced by […]
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More women than ever make the top 50 most powerful and influential lawyers in New Zealand on LawFuel list The top fifty in LawFuel Power Law list of the country’s most influencial lawyers in the Power List includes more women than ever, with 23 women making the list, the highest in the five years’ the
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NEW YORK (Sept. 23, 2021) – Goulston & Storrs, an Am Law 200 firm, is pleased to announce that Jaclyn Grodin has joined its New York City office as Counsel in the firm’s Litigation Group. She joins the firm from the New York State Office of the Attorney General (NYAG) where she served as an Assistant Attorney General
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New Entrant – Managing one of the ‘Golden Triangle’ top 3 law firms sees Andrew Petersen hit the List following his appointment as Bell Gully Chair this year. Petersen, who heads the firm’s projects and real estate division, replaces Anna Buchly (below) who had been firm Chair for three years and its first-ever woman chair.
The $50 Million Suit Filed by ROVIER CARRINGTON in the Southern District of New York Included Fabricated Claims of Sexual Abuse in Submissions to the Court Audrey Strauss, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that ROVIER CARRINGTON was charged in a criminal complaint unsealed yesterday with perjury. CARRINGTON was
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Norma Harris *- The evolution of technology is positively impacting each industry. From retail to hospitality to finances, modern technology has significantly changed the way businesses work. The legal sector is also adopting certain technological advancements to rise in this new modern atmosphere and maintain competitiveness. The courtrooms are also shifting from traditional tools towards
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As New Zealand’s alert levels edge downwards the changing face of trials and court work has entered the realms of the new normal – face masks, scanning-in and social distancing. New laws and case law continue and academic treatises on the effect of Covid on society, the law, Maori, the justice system and more continue
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Automatically Generated “WS-1” Form Benefits Pre-IPO Companies by Eliminating Low-Value Work From the Drafting Process – Wilson Sonsini Takes an Important First Step as the Firm Aims to Automate Key Portions of the IPO Process – SAN FRANCISCO (Sept. 20, 2021)—Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, which has advised more U.S. technology companies on their
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It’s a bit like coals-to-Newcastle, or having the Taliban come to teach us how to educate more women. For District Court Judge Russell Collins, providing a discount to a Mongrel Mob member who was to attend the taxpayer-funded meth-treatment programme run by operated in part by the so-called ‘notorious’ Sonny Smith, a high profile Mob
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