Early Edition: August 24, 2026
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Strike off for solicitor who backdated letter and blamed laptop
Laptop: Solicitor tried to blame technology A solicitor has been struck off for creating letters to mislead both his opposite
BREAKING: Former Armenian president arrested in corruption probe
Robert Kocharyan and his son are among six people detained over an alleged scheme involving undervalued state property, sham transactions
Former McGuireWoods Deputy Managing Partner Todd Steggerda Sworn In as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva
McGuireWoods congratulates former Deputy Managing Partner Todd Steggerda, who was sworn in on Monday as the new U.S. Ambassador and
Suspicious Circumstances, Testamentary Intent and Proof of Wills
An analysis of the doctrine of suspicious circumstances in testamentary disputes, examining the proof of wills, testamentary intent, unnatural dispositions,
Türkiye: Osman Kavala must be immediately released following European Court order to quash his conviction
The Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights today delivered a landmark judgment in the case of Osman Kavala, the human
The shifting tech sands: Voxpop with Oyango Snell president & CEO of CLOC
Legal IT Insider spoke at ILTACON with Oyango Snell, president & CEO of the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) about
Ketanji Brown Jackson Has Had Enough Of The Shadow Docket – See Also
Ketanji Brown Jackson Read The Shadow Docket To Filth: A blistering dissent on the ‘Kafkaesque nightmare’ the Court keeps building
Solicitor transforms firm into “probate unblocking” service
Patten: No taking work away from firms A private client solicitor has transformed his law firm into a specialist fixed-fee
Why brilliant lawyers sometimes fail
Guest post by Maggie Lee, a broadcaster, writer and executive mentor Lee: There comes a point in many careers when