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Two Legal Media Veterans Launch Communications Consultancy
Two veterans of legal media have partnered to launch a communications firm to represent to represent legal and business clients in marketing, media relations, crisis management and more. Called LIMELIGHT, the new firm has been launched by Kenneth Gary and Erin Harrison, both former legal journalists who worked at ALM and both of whom have…
Confidential Email Disclaimers: A Guide
Today, email has become the primary means of communication for businesses and individuals alike. The convenience of email, however, brings the risk of sensitive information falling into the wrong hands or being misused. This is where confidential email disclaimers come in to play a crucial role in the security of both client and firm data….
Environmental, Social And Governance | UK Regulatory Outlook April 2024 – Corporate Governance
30 April 2024 Osborne Clarke To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. TPT publish sector-specific guidance | European Parliament adopts directive on delaying European sustainability reporting standards | UK competition regulator issues fresh guidance on green collaborations for sustainability TPT publish sector-specific guidance…
Corporate America wants you—for nonlegal roles
Management consulting firms and Big Four accounting firms have a secret weapon. It’s not particularly well-camouflaged. It’s there for anyone who bothers to look. Both of these thought leaders hire lawyers for a wide variety of nonlegal jobs. And they’ve been doing so for decades—everything from business development to crisis management to marketing. Neither advertises…
Kazama Selected Next Chancellor at Hawaii Community College
Susan Kazama has been named chancellor of Hawaii Community College. Susan Kazama“I am so grateful to have this opportunity to return home and serve the kauhale (group of houses comprising a Hawaiian home) and the community that I grew up in,” said Kazama. Kazama holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and master’s in library science…
Scalable models are key to unlocking the potential of TNE –
The current international education landscape is favourable to TNE. We are at a historical juncture where both traditional receiving and sending countries of international students see TNE as the solution for their different priorities about internationalisation, migration, and economic development. There is growing post-pandemic awareness of TNE’s role in promoting social goals such as widening access to…
Lenders Sue To Block Colorado’s Interest Rate ‘Opt-Out’ Law – Financial Services
10 May 2024 Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. On March 25, a coalition of trade groups filed suit in the United States District Court for the District of Colorado, challenging a Colorado law which would have…
Biglaw Firm Facing Lawsuit Over Crypto Representation
Earlier this week, a new lawsuit filed against Fenwick & West posits that the Biglaw firm’s role as attorney for a crypto client induced the plaintiff to invest. The plaintiff, Seven Peaks Ventures, invested in Prime Core Technologies, the parent company of crypto company Prime Trust, purchasing 700,000 shares in the Series A funding round,…
The Chief Justice Roberts Who Stood Up Last Term Was More Interested in Advancing a Conservative Legal Agenda than Promoting Judicial Statesmanship: | Rodger Citron | Verdict
Part one of this article discussed the 2019-20 and 2021-22 Supreme Court terms. In the former term (which I referred to as Act I), Chief Justice John Roberts navigated the Court through a series of challenging cases, endeavoring to keep the Court’s institutional reputation above or apart from partisan politics. In the latter term (Act…