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What Legal Issues Can Arise with Private Jets?

30th November 2020
We speak to Jason Zilberbrand Accredited Senior Aircraft Appraiser, who discusses the issues that can arise when purchasing an aircraft and what attorneys should be aware of when advising their clients on such matters. COVID-19 has seen a rise of people using private jets – what legal cases have the potential of occurring here? There […]
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How a Tiny Fibre Can Change a Murder Case

30th November 2020
But, it often does, especially in criminal law cases. Krishna speaks to us this month on how fabric fibres can turn cases around, focussing on a case he worked on previously:  State of Georgia (Plaintiff) Vs Noberto Mojica.   You were instructed on State of Georgia (Plaintiff) Vs Noberto Mojica (Defendant); can you share what […]
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Should Countries Go Private when in Debt?

30th November 2020
Speaking to Yanos Gramatidis, Partner, and Alexandra Papageorgiou, trainee lawyer at Bahas, Gramatidis & Partners LLP, we explore the Greek privatisation programme and the impact it had on the economy and its people. What are the benefits and negatives of privatisation? Read on to find out. Q1. What is the Greek privatisation programme? In view […]
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How Should Companies Approach a Safety Inspection?

30th November 2020
Aaron wishes to see changes that will allow the employer community to work with the Department of Labor & Industries to advocate for worker’s safety and not just enforcement. Below he expands on how employers can do just that. What is an OSHA/WISHA safety inspection? Washington is one of 25 states that enforces its own […]
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Remote Family Hearings: Are They the Same?

30th November 2020
  What impact has the pandemic had on the legal sector in Australia? The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on almost every aspect of the legal sector in Australia. In terms of legal practice, the profession has had to adapt to meet the needs of clients during this uncertain time. For instance, the […]
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What Can Family Law Learn from Psychology?

30th November 2020
Using his unique background in psychology, David – who has written a best-selling book called “Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial, and Social Life After Divorce” - shares the difference taking into account mental health can make in family law cases.   How do psychology and divorce go hand-in-hand? In Family Law, which includes divorce, […]
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Black History Month - Top 5 Black Lawyers that Had a Lasting Impact

30th October 2020
October saw in Black History Month in the UK - a month where we recognise and celebrate the achievements and roles of central black people in society.
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Does BigTech Have Too Much Power?

30th October 2020
The debate has risen again: Do multinational tech companies have too much power? 
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Deepfakes, Fake News & Viral Hoaxes:  How Good Domain Name Practices Can Help Prevent Truth Decay

30th October 2020
How do we know something is true? Usually by using our senses. However, when internet scammers can fool our senses by using doctored photos and videos and discourse-driving bots, our trust in online information decays. In the 20’s, internet users crave trustworthy sources. Your company can become and stay a trusted source by using good […]
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Paula Rhone-Adrien: “I Am a Barrister and I Am a Victim of Racism”

30th October 2020
I think some members of our profession are racist. There I said it! Now before you get too upset, please, I ask you to bear with me. This article is not about sullying this great profession's name. This article is not about shouting that all white middle class men are racist (or any other entire […]
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