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Fieldfisher Launches Ambitious Expansion in Portugal, Aiming for Top 10 Law Firm Status Through Strategic Partnership

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Lisbon, Portugal — Fieldfisher, a British law firm, officially launched operations in Portugal on July 1, partnering with André Miranda Associados (AMA) to enhance its foothold in Europe. The firm aspires to rank among the top 10 legal establishments in the country by leveraging AMA’s capabilities and shared vision, emphasizing a commitment to innovation and sector growth. In a notable achievement, AMA reported a 20% increase in turnover for 2024, mirroring similar growth experienced by Fieldfisher in Spain. The integration of personal and professional assets involved absorbing AMA’s structured workforce of 68 professionals, including 45 … Read more

Anthropic Agrees to $1.5 Billion Settlement in Author Class Action Case, Aiming for Resolution in Legal Dispute

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San Francisco, California — Anthropic has agreed to a significant settlement of $1.5 billion in a class-action lawsuit brought by authors who alleged that the company unlawfully used their works to train artificial intelligence systems. This move marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing dialogue around copyright and the use of literary materials in the rapidly evolving field of AI. The settlement, which has been filed in a federal court, is intended to address claims from authors who contended that Anthropic’s practices violated their intellectual property rights. The lawsuit outlined that the company had utilized … Read more

New Hampshire Gears Up for Stricter Bail Law Implementation: Aiming for Enhanced Public Safety

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Concord, New Hampshire, is preparing for significant changes to its bail law, a move that aims to enhance public safety in response to concerns raised by the existing bail system implemented in 2018. The revised regulations are a priority for Governor Kelly Ayotte, who emphasizes their importance for the state’s law enforcement and judicial processes. Attorney General John Formella announced that his office would collaborate closely with county attorneys and prosecutors to facilitate the changes. This collaborative effort will commence during a forthcoming meeting, where law enforcement and legal representatives will discuss the specifics of … Read more

Local Attorney Jennifer Thornton Stone Launches Bid for Circuit Judge, Aiming to Revolutionize Family Law in Arkansas

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EL DORADO, Ark. — Jennifer Thornton Stone has officially announced her candidacy for the position of Circuit Judge in Division 6 of the 13th Judicial District of Arkansas, a region that encompasses Union, Ouachita, Columbia, Calhoun, Dallas, and Cleveland counties. Stone, a graduate of El Dorado High School in 1987, earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville in May 1991. She then attended the UALR William H. Bowen School of Law, where she received her law degree in May 1994. Stone gained admission to the Arkansas Bar … Read more