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Despite remaining federally prohibited, almost half of the American population reside in a state where, for those over age 21, marijuana is legal for both medical and recreational use. The consistent wave of states legalizing the substance has garnered much attention, and so has the Department of Justice’s recent proposal…
Legal technology company Clio announced on Tuesday the launch of its new tool, Clio Accounting, in the U.S. The solution, which operates as an add-on, is meant to be the next step in the company’s suite of financial management offerings, building off of its digital payments tool Clio Payments and integrating data…
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As London’s legal sector continues to face rising pressure from talent wars, law firms are employing different tactics to retain and attract lawyers. This can include changing pay structures to reward top performers, enhancing bonus systems, offering loyalty payments, or ‘golden handcuffs’ as some call it. But another tactic which…
Dentons firm in Kenya, Hamilton Harrison & Mathews has announced the election of Sigee Koech as the new managing partner, effective from July 15. Koech, a banking and finance partner, takes over from Adil Khawaja, who has occupied the office since 2013 and will continue to contribute his expertise to…
KPMG is shutting down its standalone legal practice in Australia and will seek to form alliances with law firms instead. The firm will retain its legal practices in 80 jurisdictions where it operates and these will be unaffected by the Australian decision..
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