Two New Partners Announced for Anthony Harper

Law firm Anthony Harper has announced the promotion of Jessica Hanning and Matt Winter to partnerships effective January 1, 2023.  Jessica Hanning is a commercial litigator with more than10 years’ experience. She has advised on a range of commercial disputes including farm leases, defective product claims, liquidations, and debt recovery. Hanning also has particular expertise in

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Bell Gully Add Five New Partners and 3 Special Counsel

Bell Gully have appointed five new partners and three special counsel in a new round of elevations for the firm. The press release announcing the appointments is below: Bell Gully’s new senior appointments represent some of the best legal talent in Aotearoa New Zealand. The five new partners are experienced banking and finance lawyers Sarah

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FAQ: A Beginner’s Guide To Hiring A Personal Injury Lawyer in 2023

With anywhere from 300,000 – 500,000 personal injury cases each year there are clearly many people hiring attorneys to bring them – but equally there are serious questions many potential or actual litigants face as to when they should hire a personal injury attorney if you’ve been injured. There are many types of personal injury

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Gibson Dunn & Crutcher Receives Black Equity at Work Certification

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Gibson Dunn has received certification for Black Equity at Work, recognizing the firm’s work in diversity, part of the Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT) organization. MLT is designed to ensure talented underrepresented minorities can get on, and stay on the path to senior leadership stepping up to achieve diversity in the workplace. It worked with

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Shearman & Sterling Lay Off Lawyers As Market Conditions Bite

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Shearman & Sterling have confirmed that they had to let go of 38 employees which include 26 business services team members and 12 associates mainly focused on transactional practices. The New York-based firm says this was necessary to adjust to changing market conditions, which continue to show challenging times ahead, as per the recent Thomson

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