Law

Mass Resignation at EY Law: Entire 11-Member Team Departs Amid Ongoing Challenges

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London, UK – In a significant move that underscores ongoing turbulence in the legal sector, an entire team of 11 lawyers has resigned from EY Law. This departure marks another challenging chapter for the firm which has been struggling to retain its legal talent amidst broader operational struggles. The team, known for its expertise in various legal fields, cited several reasons for their collective resignation, primary among them being concerns over strategic decisions and the management’s direction. This wave of departures raises questions about the firm’s current strategies and its impact on client services and … Read more

Legal Innovators Forecast Bold Moves for 2025: Expert Panel Unveils Future of AI in Law

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PALO ALTO, Calif. — As we venture into 2025, industry experts have shed light on the anticipated trends and advancements in legal technology and innovation. This year’s predictions, aimed at cultivating deeper insights with contribution from fewer yet profoundly knowledgeable voices, explore transformative themes that are expected to shape the legal sector considerably. Megan Ma, Associate Director at Stanford Law School’s CodeX, emphasized the significance of improved user interfaces and design in legal tech applications. According to Ma, the focus should be on creating tools that lawyers can use more effectively, addressing the conventional challenges … Read more

Brazilian Law Firm Maeda, Ayres & Sarubbi Bolsters Anti-Corruption Capabilities with New High-Profile Partner

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São Paulo, Brazil — In a strategic move to bolster its legal services, the Brazilian firm Maeda, Ayres & Sarubbi Advogados has welcomed a new partner, previously the director of leniency agreements at the Office of the Comptroller General (CGU). This addition aims to enhance the firm’s capabilities in complex anti-corruption and investigative cases. The new partner, whose expertise is deeply rooted in handling leniency agreements within Brazil’s top regulatory body, will now leverage that experience to serve the firm’s clients more effectively. Leniency agreements are vital in Brazilian corporate law as they allow entities … Read more

South Korea Imposes Travel Ban on President Yoon Amid Martial Law Investigation

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SEOUL, South Korea — The Justice Ministry of South Korea announced on Monday that a travel ban has been imposed on President Yoon Suk Yeol amid an ongoing investigation into his recent short-lived attempt to declare martial law. The ban, which restricts Yoon from leaving the country, follows heightened scrutiny by law enforcement agencies, including police and anti-corruption officials, into allegations that could lead to rebellion charges. The tumultuous events began last week when President Yoon issued a declaration to temporarily impose martial law, a move that escalated into significant political chaos. This abrupt decision … Read more