There is a mismatch between the needs of Australian-based multi-nationals expanding into south east Asia and the services which their law firms can afford to provide, according to recent research and analysis. | 11yrs
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Public Interest Lawyers - one of two law firms in the spotlight over the £31m Al Swaedy investigation on alleged human resources violations by UK soldiers - is under attack by the Daily Telegraph. | 11yrs
The European Court has approved the patenting of embryonic stem cell technologies using unfertilised human ova. | 11yrs
Two UK human rights law firms have been criticised by the military and the defence secretary for wasting time and public finances in their support of largely unsubstantiated allegations of torture by British soldiers. | 11yrs
Jonathan Blackman, lawyer to the state of Argentina in its battle with hedge funds, has come 4th - just ahead of the hairdresser to Korean leader Kim Jong Un - in a 2014 listing of the ten worst jobs in global politics. | 11yrs
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A judge compared former Justice of the Peace Eric Lyle Williams to serial killers Charles Manson and Jeffrey Dahmer as he sentenced him to death. | 11yrs
Michael J Garcia, the US lawyer who resigned yesterday from the football body's ethics committee, said that the Fifa executive committee tried to begin disciplinary proceedings against him two months ago. | 11yrs
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Law departments are upping their analytical skills in response to continuing financial issues. | 11yrs
A recently retired German partner in Bird & Bird and a lawyer in the firm have refused to answer questions in relation to a head of a client business who is on trial on embezzlement charges of €147m. | 11yrs
The dispute between Fifa ethics investigator Michael Garcia and his colleague Hans-Joachim Eckert, chair of the ethics adjudicatory committee, looks set to be resolved at the football body's Morocco meeting later this week. | 11yrs
At least twenty experienced lawyers have left large practices and set up their own niche firms in the last couple of years, according to the Economic Times. | 11yrs
Michael Lynn left Ireland at the start of the country's property crash and was reported to be living in Brazil as a teacher. | 11yrs
A recent decision on counterfeit goods in London will have implications outside the UK. | 11yrs
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