The Labour Party took power once again in the UK as Starmer won a decisive victory on July 4 after 14 years of his party being in the political wilderness under Conservative rule – and brings a new cabinet in tow. Stakeholders have broadly welcomed his ascension to Number 10, hoping it spells a period…
In a world where technology advances at a breakneck pace, industries across the board are experiencing paradigm shifts in operation and management. Few industries feel this more acutely than the legal sector. Here, the pressure isn’t just from the evolving tech landscape but also from changing regulatory requirements, client expectations, and competitive dynamics. Law firms,…
Are you ready to leave complicated accounting tools that aren’t tailored to the unique needs of law practices behind? Are you frustrated by not having a clear view of your firm’s financial health? Are you ready to reclaim your valuable time from administrative tasks and focus more on billable work? If you said yes to…
Law school prepares lawyers for many challenges, but managing a law firm’s finances is not typically one of them. Managing the firm’s books and ensuring financial accuracy and compliance fall outside the traditional legal curriculum. Because of this gap, lawyers often find themselves needing expert help to navigate the complex world of financial management. Accountants…
Former president Donald Trump was clipped in the ear by a bullet aimed at his campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania Stakeholder said despite the incident, prospective Chinese students are “already concerned” about gun violence But such “world events” can influence study choice quite dramatically, as seen with Ukraine, according to another On July 13, Trump…
Tune In To Our Audio Blog There are times when you just want to persist with students involved in disciplinary infractions in the classroom. Even though faculty experience greater stress and difficulties, institutions don’t make a compromise on bad behavior. When an institution reinforces the classroom atmosphere with effective classroom behavior management systems, it…
The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education has published the report of its evaluation of international pathway programs – programs designed to support the entry of international students into UK higher education courses. The evaluation was commissioned by Universities UK in early 2024, following reports in the mainstream media of universities allegedly allowing international students…
In the wake of 9/11, many observers asserted some variation of the claim that “terrorism never works.” Drawing inspiration from circumstances like Londoners’ resolute determination during the German Blitz of 1940-41, they contended that efforts to demoralize civilian populations through mass killing invariably fail and are often counterproductive. Historian Caleb Carr’s book The Lessons of…
The world reacted with shock and outrage. There was a pervasive feeling of “how could this happen here?” People screamed… cried… prayed. This was five years ago. Last spring. When a fire wreaked devastating damage to something that, for many, represented the soul of a nation. And more. Notre Dame Cathedral…
Approximately two minutes after I saw the news about the shooting at the Trump rally this past Saturday, my initial shock was replaced by the terrible realization that people will never even agree about what happened. Because my writings here on Verdict and on Dorf on Law tend to focus on worst-case scenarios, it was…