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The forgotten cases that defined lender liability

For Australian finance lawyers and credit professionals, the phrase "lender liability" still conjures images of the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the…

From Philadelphia to Washington: a Pennsylvania lawyer’s journey

A legal career can be mapped through places as much as through cases. Philadelphia supplies the dense history, commercial energy, and courtroom traditions of…

The Role of Precedent in a Changing America

Precedent is often described as the thread that holds a legal system together. Courts look backwards to decide disputes in the present, relying on earlier…

What young lawyers should know about jury selection

Jury selection is often described as the moment when a trial team chooses twelve strangers to decide a case. That description is attractive because it makes…

Writing a persuasive legal brief: lessons from the trenches

A persuasive legal brief is more than a compressed statement of the law. It is a practical instrument that helps a judge identify the real dispute, test the…

The Bill of Rights In The Courtroom

The American Bill of Rights is often encountered as a list of grand promises: freedom of speech, religious liberty, due process, a fair trial and protection…

Live Blackjack AU Players Need A Clearer Way To Choose

Live blackjack has become one of the most recognizable forms of online casino play. A dealer appears through a video stream, cards are dealt in real time, and…

When Legal Risk Becomes Business Risk: A Litigator’s Perspective

Legal risk rarely arrives as a neat item in a board paper. It may begin with a contract clause, a regulator’s request for information, a complaint from a…

Slot Machines And Crypto Deposits For Australian Players

Digital payments have changed how online casino users fund slot play. Instead of relying solely on bank cards or e-wallets, some platforms allow deposits…

Lessons From The Founding Fathers On Legal Argument

The American founding generation treated legal argument as a form of public reasoning. A lawyer had to persuade a court, certainly, but the argument also had…