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Anti-social elements behind stampede, Bhole Baba never lets people touch his feet: Lawyer
Bhole Baba is prepared to assist the state administration and police in investigating the stampede incident. Legal measures will be taken, including visiting the scene and considering relevant factors for further action.
Envisioning a career in legaltech? Check out the in-demand roles, skills & more
The widespread adoption of technology has transformed the legal industry, giving rise to 'legaltech.' Legaltech offers various opportunities, including roles for tech innovators, product managers, and consultants. Hemant Krishna from Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co. notes that AI has significantly boosted the legal tech industry's prominence.
Apple ex-lawyer ordered to pay $1.15 million SEC fine for insider trading
Former Apple lawyer Gene Levoff fined $1.15 million for insider trading. Levoff traded on nonpublic information from the iPhone maker. The fines were imposed by a U.S. District Judge.
New surprises before US Presidential Elections: Donald Trump's lawyers ask NYC judge to overturn hush-money conviction
Donald Trump's lawyers reportedly asked for his hush money criminal case conviction to be overturned citing the Supreme Court's recent ruling giving him immunity from prosecution for official decisions, while sitting on the President's chair. What more surprises lie in wait ahead of the US Presidential Elections, that are just round the corner?
Sweet Magnolias Season 4: What to expect - Plot, cast and release date
"Sweet Magnolias" has officially been renewed for a fourth season. The heartwarming drama, which delves into lifelong friendships and romance, announced the exciting news in October 2023.
Boeing offered 737 MAX plea deal, lawyer of crash victims' families says
The US Justice Department has offered Boeing a plea deal to avoid trial over the two deadly 737 MAX crashes, causing outrage among victims' families. The deal reportedly includes a fine and oversight by an external supervisor. Families, represented by lawyer Paul Cassell, strongly oppose the agreement and are prepared to contest it in court if Boeing accepts. Boeing, contacted by AFP, declined to comment. The DOJ previously considered prosecuting Boeing for violating a prior deferred prosecution agreement related to the crashes that claimed 346 lives.
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Judge in Trump classified documents case grants his request for one hearing, denies bid for another
A federal judge presiding over the classified documents case of former President Donald Trump granted the defense's request for a hearing to determine if prosecutors improperly breached attorney-client privilege. However, the judge denied a request for a hearing on a separate claim that the Justice Department had submitted false or misleading information for a search warrant at Trump’s Florida estate.
Justin Timberlake arrest: What his lawyer has said? The next date for hearing and other details
Justin Timberlake was charged with one count of driving while intoxicated and two other traffic violations, including not stopping at a stop sign and failure to stay in a proper lane of travel.
Madras HC tells lawyers to pay stipend of Rs 20,000 to junior advocates
The Madras High Court has directed the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry to issue guidelines for advocates to pay a minimum stipend of Rs 20,000 per month to junior advocates in Chennai, Coimbatore, and Madurai. It also ordered a minimum of Rs 15,000 stipend for other areas. The court also addressed the enforcement of the Advocates Welfare Fund Scheme, with a petitioner seeking compensation and the state government's response required by June 22, 2024.
Amit Malviya to file criminal defamation case against lawyer Santanu Sinha over 'slanderous' remark
Kolkata-based lawyer Santanu Sinha, who was served a legal notice for making "false and defamatory allegations" against Malviya, on Tuesday claimed that his statements were "misinterpreted". Sinha also said he will not withdraw the post but expressed "heartfelt sorrow" if it hurt Malviya.
Amit Malviya sends notice to lawyer for making 'defamatory allegations'; Congress seeks probe
Amit Malviya, the head of the BJP IT department, has sent a legal notice to a Kolkata-based lawyer, Santanu Sinha, for making "false and defamatory allegations" against him. Malviya has demanded an apology and the removal of the allegedly defamatory statement. The Congress has demanded Malviya's removal from his post over allegations of "sexual exploitation" and called for an independent inquiry. Sinha, however, has stated that his Facebook post, which led to the legal notice, was not directed at anyone specific and was misconstrued.
Singapore's highest disciplinary body for lawyers strikes Indian-origin advocate off the rolls
He posted videos on his Facebook pages and urged the public to make the same request of the president. When the President's Office replied to Ravi, he published her letter on his Facebook pages. The Attorney-General later complained about Ravi's conduct.
'Too much heat' hits Delhi courts, judges asked to let lawyers ditch robes
Rising temperatures in India's capital are prompting discussions on the necessity of lawyers' heavy black robes and coats, a tradition dating back to 1961. While some High Courts have allowed lawyers to discard the attire for the summer, challenges persist, with courts facing inadequate cooling and water supply. With temperatures hitting 50 degrees Celsius, authorities are taking measures, including restricting water supply and deploying paramedics for the general election.
Delhi HC launches free Wi-Fi facility on its premises to provide access to legal resources
The Delhi High Court introduced free Wi-Fi across its premises to enhance access to legal resources for advocates, litigants, and the public. The move aims to modernise judicial infrastructure and improve efficiency. The Wi-Fi facility, launched by Acting Chief Justice Manmohan, is available in various blocks and areas. Additionally, the court unveiled initiatives including a new website and a virtual tour.
Meet India's Insolvency professionals: Male, chartered accountants and not so young
The typical Indian insolvency professional (IP) is a middle-aged male chartered accountant. Only 10% of the 4,352 registered IPs are women, and just 7% are under 40 years old, according to data from the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI). Most IPs are chartered accountants (55%), with the rest being company secretaries (17%), lawyers (6%), and cost accountants (5%). About 90% are aged between 40 and 70.
Bridgerton season 3 on Netflix is bigger hit than 'You', 'The Witcher', 'The Crown', 'Virgin River', 'The Lincoln Lawyer'
Bridgerton season 3 part 1 has fared better than first parts of 'You' Season 4, "The Witcher" season 3, "The Crown" season 6, "Virgin River" season 5, and "The Lincoln Lawyer" season 2.
Judge in the Florida Trump classified documents case will hear more arguments on dismissing charges
On Wednesday, Cannon was scheduled to hear arguments on a Trump request to dismiss the indictment on grounds that it fails to clearly articulate a crime and instead amounts to "a personal and political attack against President Trump" with a "litany of uncharged grievances both for public and media consumption."
Donald Trump declines to testify at hush money trial as defense team rests case
Trump's lawyers had asked Merchan to dismiss the case before it reaches the jury, arguing that it rests on the testimony of a witness, the estranged former Trump fixer Michael Cohen, who has a well-documented history of lying.
Amal Clooney helped ICC weigh Gaza war crimes evidence
Human rights lawyer Amal Clooney helped the International Criminal Court investigate alleged war crimes in Israel and Gaza, leading to arrest warrants for top Israeli and Hamas leaders. Clooney, working with an expert panel, found evidence of crimes including murder, hostage-taking, and sexual violence. Despite criticism for previous silence, Clooney emphasized the importance of the rule of law and protecting civilians. The ICC's move was denounced by Hamas, Israel, and the US, but Clooney defended the process as rigorous and fair.
Donald Trump's lawyers cite Michael Cohen's insults to undercut his credibility
At Donald Trump's trial, his lawyers tried to discredit his former fixer, Michael Cohen, highlighting Cohen's history of lying. Trump's lawyer played jurors audio clips of Cohen celebrating Trump's legal troubles. Cohen admitted to lying to Congress and seeking a pardon from Trump. Trump, facing multiple charges, denies wrongdoing. Cohen's testimony, including discussions with Trump about hush money, has been corroborated by evidence. Trump's team is unsure if he will testify. The trial, likely the only one before the election, is seen by some as a political move against Trump.
Donald Trump's lawyers assail estranged fixer Michael Cohen's credibility at hush money trial
Former fixer Michael Cohen testified against ex-President Donald Trump, revealing details of hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels under aggressive questioning from Trump's defense lawyers Todd Blanche and Susan Hoffinger, and interactions with Trump advisor Robert Costello.
Advocates cannot be held liable under Consumer Protection Act: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that advocates cannot be held liable for deficient services under the Consumer Protection Act 1986. It stated that the legal profession is unique and specialized, with advocates required to respect client autonomy and not make concessions without instructions, thus excluding them from the Act's definition of services. This came in a response to a plea challenging a 2007 National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) verdict.
SIT will reveal involvement of those in electoral bond scam: Lawyer Prashant Bhushan
Prashant Bhushan calls electoral bonds the biggest scam in Indian democracy. Supreme Court to begin hearing on SIT petition. Independent investigation to expose money trail from political parties. Bhushan advocates for a neutral SIT under ex-judge.
Trump's lawyer presses Stormy Daniels at trial on request for money
Daniels' unflattering account of sex with Trump riveted jurors on Tuesday and served to remind U.S. voters of the more lurid aspects of his 2017-2021 presidency as he campaigns to win back the White House this year.
AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal urges court to allow more time with lawyer
Delhi CM Kejriwal requested more lawyer meetings in city court for case preparation. Special judge Baweja to hear AAP leader's application regarding Delhi liquor scam conspiracy and Goa elections funding.
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