Marketing law firms has increasingly become both more significant and more vexed. How much resource should a firm allocate to marketing? More importantly, to which of the various competitive areas should the firm devote its marketing budget? The need to match the marketing budget with firm goals is important. And for major law firms the […]
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It’s not every lawyer who has his own radio show, but for prominent California immigration attorney Shah Peerally he has not only had one, but it is now entering its sixth successful year on air. The Shah Peerally Law Show is celebrating its fifth year hosting a unique law show on KLOK 1170. The show has
Grays Inn is one of Britain’s most eminent Chambers, but according to a leading British law blog the Chambers “has gone into lockdown” after one of its members was fined for inappropriate sexual conduct. Legal Cheek reports that one of its pupil supervisors was slapped with a £4,000 fine for engaging in “conduct of a sexual nature
Can you sue a rogue robot? It’s a question troubling prosecutors in Germany after a robot in a VW plant crushed a worker. The bizarre ‘twist’ that lead to the worker’s death has also left prosecutors scratching their heads as to who and what to sue. The robot was designed to manipulate auto parts as
Kevin O’Keefe wrote about restoring the allure of the law and Perry Mason’s influence upon those who sought that shining light of goodness. Can it be done easily after the rough ride of recent years? Well, of course and he reports on the dreams of Ralph Baxter, the Chair of the Thomson Reuters’ Legal Executive Institute
Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that former New York State Senate leader MALCOM SMITH (pictured) was sentenced today to seven years in prison for bribing New York City Republican Party leaders, including Queens County Republican Party Vice Chairman VINCENT TABONE, as part of a scheme to
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The Donald – Donald Trump the presidential candidate and owner of the Miss Universe pageant – has filed a $500 million lawsuit against Univision. The lawsuit follows what Trump claims is the media company’s reneging on an alleged “iron clad” agreement to broadcast the Miss Universe pageant and follows controversial comments made by Trump over
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America’s same-sex marriage law has not pleased everyone, including a lot of conservative lawyers. A case in point is Ken Paxton, attorney general in Texas who has said he will personally defend any marriage clerk who refuses to marry gays upon religious grounds. Paxton’s claims have started the inevitable speculation of a raft of lawsuits
Harvard professor and legal celebrity Alan Dershowitz has filed a defamation lawsuit in both the US and the UK over the ‘sex slave’ case involving Prince Andrew‘s alleged paramour, Virginia Roberts. But Professor Dershowitz, 76, who wrote “Attack is the Best Defense”, is going further. He is also seeking the disbarment of the lawyers who
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Hillary Clinton’s candidacy for the White House has sparked another debate about unpaid interns. The “overworked and underpaid” (or unpaid) mantra has been something that has developed into lawsuits against major corporations in the past few years. Tales of exploitation and hardship have been aired and many younger voters are attracted to the opposition to
