May 2021 – Powered by LawFuel – Gibson Dunn strongly condemns acts of violence, hatred and bigotry of any kind. In recent weeks, we have seen a disturbing rise of anti-Jewish hate erupt in communities around the world. These attacks rooted in anti-Semitism have no place in society, and we denounce anti-Semitism in any form, […]
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Seventy-seven percent of respondents say their workload increased since the COVID-19 crisis broke Over half of women surveyed have experienced harassment or non-inclusive behavior at work in the past year A majority of respondents are planning to leave their current employer within two years; nearly a quarter may leave the workforce for good A small
==> Check the latest law jobs on the LawFuel Network and Post Yours here Principal, Fiona Cleary BA LLB (Hons). Fiona is a Senior Crown prosecutor with extensive trial experience in both the District and High Courts. Her areas of expertise include the prosecution of serious crime on behalf of the Crown, regulatory prosecutions, and the
This week Chief Justice Helen Winkelmann issued new interim guidance authorising the wearing of culturally-significant taonga as part of business attire for counsel appearing in all proceedings in all courts. And Law Society President Tiana Epati was one to quickly cement the occasion with a LinkedIn snap to show how – well, – snappy the new attire
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May 27, 2021 – The Lincoln Project today released the following statement: “Today, it was learned that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, advised by his chief strategist and consigliere Josh Holmes, was asking members of his caucus to vote against a January 6 commission ‘as a personal favor.’ “McConnell is desperate to help Trump cover
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Slaughter & May Diversity ==> List your law role on the LawFuel Network David Wittmann, Slaughter and May Practice Partner, said: “We need a proportionate diversity mix and to recruit and promote from the widest possible pool of talent. This is vital to the sustained success of the firm. “The targets are an important signal of
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Legal press reports indicate that the former global chair of Norton Rose Fulbright is to leave her office in Sydney to join DLA Piper. Tricia Hobson has been a woman legal leader for some time and was elected to the position at Norton Rose in 2018 after 13 years at the firm. In an interview
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27 May 2021 DLA Piper’s Auckland office fitout by Jasmax has been named in the 2021 Auckland Architecture Awards, winning an award for Interior Architecture. The global law firm’s new flagship premises in Commercial Bay were designed to embody its values of approachability and knowledge sharing, while providing a versatile, dynamic and progressive workplace that
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Getting a small business loan can be simple – if you follow these key steps A business loan is a massive help in starting and developing any small business, but actually working through the process of obtaining one can be difficult. When combined with tighter lending standards, the whole process can be intimidating and difficult.
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The Foundation is pleased to announce the creation of the Greene Public Service Scholars Program at Howard University School of Law. This unique partnership will support and cultivate exceptional law students committed to a career in public service. Recipients will receive a three-year, full-tuition scholarship, and be part of program of lectures, special programming, mentorship
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