- September 23, 2025
Lawsuit hopes to make judicial misconduct investigations public record – The Black Chronicle
Lawsuit hopes to make judicial misconduct investigations public record The Black Chronicle Source link
Gregg Wallace launches legal action against BBC following MasterChef sacking – BreakingNews.ie
Gregg Wallace launches legal action against BBC following MasterChef sacking BreakingNews.ie Source link
CAF Members Now Have Access to Free Independent Legal Assistance for Sexual Misconduct Cases – Canadian Military Family Magazine
CAF Members Now Have Access to Free Independent Legal Assistance for Sexual Misconduct Cases Canadian Military Family Magazine Source link
Fox Sports Settles Bayless Misconduct Lawsuit – Legal Reader
Fox Sports Settles Bayless Misconduct Lawsuit Legal Reader Source link
FireAid Investigation: Law Firm Finds No Misconduct Tied to $100M Benefit Concerts – Billboard
FireAid Investigation: Law Firm Finds No Misconduct Tied to $100M Benefit Concerts Billboard Source link
Ban on bullying at the bar – Joshua Rozenberg | Substack
Ban on bullying at the bar Joshua Rozenberg | Substack Source link
Call for ban on sexual relations between barristers and junior staff – The Guardian
Call for ban on sexual relations between barristers and junior staff The Guardian Source link
Tennessee Supreme Court suspends Chattanooga attorney for client neglect and misconduct – 13wham.com
Tennessee Supreme Court suspends Chattanooga attorney for client neglect and misconduct 13wham.com Source link
American Oversight Sharply Criticizes New York State Attorney Grievance Committee for Refusing to Investigate Emil Bove – American Oversight
American Oversight Sharply Criticizes New York State Attorney Grievance Committee for Refusing to Investigate Emil Bove American Oversight Source link
The Potential Double Whammy: Will the Company Have to Pay the Legal Fees of Disloyal Former Insiders If the Company Sues Them? – The National Law Review
The Potential Double Whammy: Will the Company Have to Pay the Legal Fees of Disloyal Former Insiders If the Company Sues Them? The National Law Review