Six firms have formed a pro bono network marking a move to improve access to justice across the country. The initiative, christened the Framework for Collaborative Pro Bono in Aotearoa, has brought together six firms as founding signatories. The so-called pro bono framework, spearheaded by Te Ara Ture, the network leader and pro bono clearinghouse, […]
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15 Jaw-Dropping Career Switches You Have to See to Believe Ben Thomson, LawFuel editor When law students dream of their future careers, most envision courtrooms and client meetings. But some law graduates have blazed entirely different trails, trading legal briefs for movie scripts, campaign speeches, retain and hospitality business, sport and activism. Their stories reveal
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Best Lawyer Books Albert Goodwin, LawFuel contributor You’d think after 30 years in the legal trenches, I’d have seen it all. But just when I thought I had this profession figured out, along comes a lawyer citing non-existent cases from ChatGPT in federal court. Talk about a facepalm moment! It’s enough to make you want
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The creation of the new Troutman Pepper law firm has seen IP attorneys from Locke Lord moving to Buchanan Ingersoll as a result of conflict issues they see with the Locke Lord merger with Troutman Pepper. Seventeen lawyers and six other professionals are joining the firm in both Chicago and New York, which will see
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Sonia Hickey, LawFuel contributor When it comes to the Trump family, the apple doesn’t fall far from the… well, you know the rest. But in the case of Tiffany Trump, the lesser-known Trump offspring, it seems the legal apple might have rolled a bit further than her father claims. Tiffany Trump, the only child of
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Domestic violence remains a critical problem in New York, affecting thousands of people yearly. Recently published statistics have shown a concerning rise in reported incidents throughout the state, with more than 39,000 cases captured in New York City in 2022 alone. Even with efforts to combat the problem, most cases of assault go unreported, leaving
Intellectual property (IP) refers to the unique creations of one’s mind, including images and names used in commerce, designs, artistic and literary works, and inventions. Such property is protected by law. There are six main types of intellectual property: Who is an IP Lawyer? An IP lawyer handles legal disputes encompassing property rights specific to
New York-based Finance Group partner Tammy Davies has been named one of Kayo’s “Top 25 in ’25 – Trailblazing Women in Credit” for 2025. The list celebrates 25 exceptional women who are spearheading deals and setting the standard for excellence in the rapidly evolving credit market. “The list highlights remarkable women whose savvy and skill in
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The doom and gloom predictions about diversity in law schools diversity post-affirmative action ban have proven to be nothing more than smoke and mirrors, according to a report from Reuters. Despite the Supreme Court’s 2023 decision to axe race-conscious admissions, the hallowed halls of legal education are still echoing with a symphony of diverse voices.
The Northern Club, Auckland’s bastion of exclusivity, became the stage for a Christmas party turned political powder keg that has involved a District Court Judge, Winston Peters, Michael Reed KC and the Attorney General, according to a report in The Post. Picture this: A district court judge and her reality TV star beau, inadvertently gate-crashing
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