Google In Court
Google faces multiple lawsuits for anticompetitive behaviour and whilst denying all claims against them could face various consequences.
The Banning of Ritual Prayers in Schools: R (on the Application of TTT) v Michaela School [2024] EWHC 843 (Admin)
A Muslim pupil at a North London school has lost her claim in the High Court in which she challenged the school’s decision to ban ritual prayers during school hours. The school is an avowedly secular secondary school, with 700 pupils who are from a diverse range of ethnic, religious and cultural backgrounds. Half of the pupils are Muslim.
Protests around the world for Gaza
In the US over 2000 people have been arrested at campuses causing debates over their rights to protest, free speech as well as accusations of antisemitism.
Bail hearings to be remote
The legal industry is adopting the digital age and remote working with Bail hearings becoming remote. They hope to speed up the process and free up time for Judges.
Los Angeles Personal Injury Attorney and Trial Lawyer
Shahab, as a skilled trial lawyer who has devoted his practice to helping individuals who have been wrongfully injured and holding negligent individuals responsible for their actions, when did you decide to become a Los Angeles personal injury lawyer? I decided to become a personal injury lawyer after witnessing firsthand the profound impact that legal […]
Dispute Resolution in China – Legal Guide
What is the limitation period for litigation in China? The longest statute of limitations for litigation is generally 20 years, calculated from the date the right is infringed upon. The general statute of limitations for short-term litigation is usually 3 years, calculated from the date the right holder knew or should have known about the […]
German-American Probate and Inheritance Law: Expert Insight
Siegwart German American Law is a boutique law firm specializing in German Law, cross-border representation and cross-border litigation, providing comprehensive solutions to cross-border and foreign law issues for individual and corporate clients. Lawyer Monthly recently caught up with Holger Siegwart to discuss the settlement of estates and estate litigation in Germany for US-based heirs or […]
How Workers Compensation Works – Lawyer Monthly
Catherine “Catie” Meehan is a partner at the Steinberg Law Firm. She has an extensive background in the medical field with degrees in both psychology and nursing, in addition to her law degree. Catie’s nursing background comes into play daily as she represents individuals who have been seriously injured at work or in their lives. […]
UK Construction Disputes
Andrew D. Reid is an Adjudicator, Chartered Quantity Surveyor, Chartered Construction Manager, and NEC4 ECC Accredited Project Manager with experience in Private Practice, Development and Main Contracting industries. He provides claims, contract, and dispute resolution (adjudication) services (as adjudicator or party representative) provided in Scotland, England and Wales. He is also a RICS Assessor and […]
What are the ‘peculiarities’ of UK law?
Rebel Wilson calls out the ‘peculiarities’ of UK Law as parts of her memoir will be redacted from UK editions.
Elon Musk facing legal trouble over X content
Elon Musk refuses to take down content from X which the Australian Esafety commissioner states is deemed as class 1 under Australian classification law which is offensive violence with a high degree of detail and argues that there is a responsibility when working in social media.
Arbitration in France
As an independent practitioner, Dr. Kodo has acted as co-arbitrator in Investor-State disputes and as sole arbitrator and counsel in commercial and construction disputes. In 2021, as a Consultant for the Investment Climate Reform (ICR) Facility (co-funded by the European Union, the Organization of African, Caribbean and Pacific States and implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft für […]