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The legal industry is experiencing a standout period of growth, with major law firms posting double-digit revenue increases through the first six months of the year. New data from Citi’s law firm

Nevada federal judge Gloria Navarro has dismissed a lawsuit against family court judge Mari Parladé, ruling that judicial immunity applies regardless of how a ruling was produced. The plaintiff accused Judge Parladé

The best chief financial officers share a quality that is difficult to name but immediately recognisable to anyone who has worked alongside one for long enough. As one analysis puts it, “while

In June 2026, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control issued a series of new and amended Venezuela-related general licenses across multiple sectors. The licenses cover areas including

The competition for qualified legal professionals has reached unprecedented levels, creating serious challenges for law firms of all sizes across the United States. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the

New York’s legal history is full of colourful figures, but few careers arc as dramatically as that of Sol Wachtler, whose wit ultimately outlasted his reputation. Wachtler served as Chief Judge of

Financial services employers are increasingly confronting difficult decisions about how to handle employee behaviour that occurs outside of working hours. Public trust sits at the core of every financial institution’s business model,

The United States Department of Justice has unveiled an ambitious expansion plan for its National Fraud Enforcement Division, alongside five clearly defined enforcement priorities. Colin M. McDonald, Assistant Attorney General for the

An expert witness made a significant error in judgement by allowing ChatGPT to draft between 85 and 90 percent of his professional legal report. The decision proved immediately costly when the plaintiffs’