Article Source: GLG LLP, Toronto Civil litigation refers to the formal legal proceedings used to settle conflicts between private parties or organizations. Whether involving personal injury claims, contract disputes, or property disputes, the process follows a structured path through the court system. Understanding these steps can help parties navigate their case effectively, ensuring a speedy […]
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO), supported by the New Zealand Police and the Public Service Commission, today announced a joint Anti‑Corruption Taskforce and pilot programme to build a clearer, system‑wide picture of the corruption and fraud risks across the public service. The Taskforce will be led by the SFO and draw on specialist counter fraud and
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Artificial intelligence may be rewriting the rulebook for lawyering—but it’s not rewriting what makes a lawyer indispensable. So says Kate Barton, global CEO of Dentons and leader of the world’s largest law firm, in a compelling Fortune piece that urges lawyers to double down not on data—but on emotional intelligence (EQ). Forget chatbots and contract
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Article Source: Orange County Family Law, CA Photo by Marek Studzinski from Unsplash Divorce impacts emotions, finances, assets, and shared items like an unwanted coffee maker. One of the most contentious issues is determining ownership. While it may seem clear that your childhood baseball cards are yours and joint savings are shared, legal complexities can
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Gateley Grows, But One-Off Costs Drag Profit Down Gateley, one of the few listed UK law firms, is still growing—but not without some difficulties. In its latest results, the firm reported a 1.2 percent rise in underlying pre-tax profit, hitting £23.3 million for the year to April 30. But when you factor in share payments,
ANZ Calls $300m NZ Class Action Offer a “Stunt” – But the Stakes Are High for Lawyers and Lawmakers ANZ has publicly torched a proposed $300 million-plus settlement offer made in the middle of its legal scrap with plaintiffs over alleged disclosure breaches under the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act (CCCFA), calling the move
Maddocks is thrilled to announce the appointment of Alex Worner as a Partner in the Corporate practice in our Sydney office – a major hire that underscores the firm’s growing national and international reputation in high-value and complex transactions. Alex joins Maddocks from EY, where he spent nearly a decade at the forefront of significant mergers and
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Article Source: Blake Poole Law An accusation of a sex crime initiates one of the most fraught and consequential journeys within the legal system. The stakes are profoundly high for everyone involved, capable of altering lives, reputations, and futures in an instant. While many areas of criminal law can pivot on a single piece of
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A Monash University expert is available to comment on the Australian federal court’s dismissal of a landmark climate case brought by two Torres Strait community leaders and the need for reform to address complex issues resulting from climate change. Dr Ella Vines, Research Fellow Green Lab, Monash Business School Contact details: +61 405 737 599
DLA Piper senior lawyers: Nick Byrnes, Kieron Creagh, Jennifer Smith, Tyson Hullena, Mike Campbell 16 July 2025 – DLA Piper has announced three senior promotions alongside two strategic lateral hires, reinforcing the firm’s capabilities in high-demand practice areas across New Zealand. The appointments reflect growing client demand in financial services, employment, infrastructure, renewable energy, regulatory reform, and
