On June 25, NGA hosted its monthly briefing for Governors’ legal counsel, on managing requests for public records and gubernatorial transition planning, including state approaches to record retention and preparing for the transfer of official papers. Lauren Anthone Dedon has details from the briefing: https://lnkd.in/ezcnmd4b
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The Lord Chancellor, Alex Chalk, has indicated that the 2007 Legal Services Act will undergo a review soon. This follows the conclusion of the justice committee that the current multi-tiered system of legal regulation, established by the act, does not offer a stable long-term framework. To read about the committee's proposed improvements and the Lord Chancellor's response please click below to read the full The Law Gazette article. #legalrecruitment #legalnews #legalservicesact #ThisIsBirchrose
Chalk: ‘growing case’ for review of Legal Services Act
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Discover the intricacies of legal processes in Austria with our comprehensive guide on "How The Central Authority Works in Austria." Unravel the complexities of legal proceedings and gain valuable insights into the functioning of the Central Authority. Visit our page at https://lnkd.in/gyHaubbg for a thorough understanding of Austria's legal system.
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Today the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Chevron doctrine, a long standing precedent that reshapes administrative law. Learn more about the consequences of this landmark ruling here: https://lnkd.in/gFv4Q8FP
The End of Chevron Deference: What the Supreme Court's Ruling in Loper Bright Means for the Regulated Community
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Today, TLABC and CBA-BC released an open letter co-signed by legal organizations across the country collectively voicing our concern to BC Attorney General Sharma about the proposed Single Legal Regulator (SLR) reform process and its implications. The SLR is legislation the BC Government is proposing which would amalgamate the regulation of lawyers, notaries, and paralegals under a single regulatory body. This reform aims to streamline and possibly enhance the efficiency of legal regulation. However, it raises substantial concerns regarding the transparency of the process, the safeguarding of lawyer independence, access to justice, and the diversity of the regulatory body. The BC Government has signaled that it will shrink the board of the new Single Legal Regulator, include several government appointments on the board, end members’ referenda, cancel the AGMs, reduce the number of benchers, and even reduce elected benchers to a minority - not a majority - of seats on the board of the new legal regulator, meaning that lawyers in this province would no longer be a self-regulated profession. This proposed reform threatens to directly challenge the principle of lawyer independence, which is fundamental to our profession's integrity and the justice system at large. Independence ensures we can further the interests of justice without government interference, maintaining the trust that is paramount to our work. Moreover, the manner in which this reform is being introduced — without transparency, clarity, or ample consultation with those it will affect most — sets a concerning precedent for future legislative changes within our profession. TLABC is fully committed to advocating to the BC Government to ensure that any changes to how legal services are regulated in British Columbia respect our core values, especially the independence of the legal profession. We stand ready to support reforms that genuinely enhance access to justice and maintain the high standards of legal services our members provide.
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Understanding the Trump vs. Steele Dossier Legal Battle: A Comprehensive FAQ Guide
Understanding Trump vs. Steele Dossier Legal Battle: A Comprehensive FAQ Guide
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This is exactly what is needed. The perspective of “the public” is arguably the most important one as legal regulatory reform progresses.
IAALS has launched a new project to understand and incorporate public perspectives on regulatory reform in the legal profession. This initiative provides states with essential tools and resources to engage the public—those most affected by legal reform—in these complex discussions. https://lnkd.in/gAiE5YeZ
IAALS Launches Groundbreaking Project to Engage Public on Regulatory Reform Efforts in the Legal Profession | IAALS
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The 2024 Changing Legal Landscape research is out and Dye & Durham Australia have distilled the key findings → https://lnkd.in/gdKYQBTJ #BusinessOfLaw #legalpracticemanagement
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Independent legal advice is not required before signing an agreement, but doing so can protect the parties and decrease the chances that the agreement will be set aside for lack of understanding. We discuss more in our latest blog: https://ow.ly/IBAS50Rn7Z7 #windsorfamilylawyers #legaladvice
Failure To Obtain Legal Advice Can Impact Your Rights
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Good afternoon all Business Owners (or Owners-To-Be!), Check out my article below for a quick refresh on what you might want on your to-do list.
February provides an opportune moment for businesses to ensure their legal affairs are in order. Find out which legal documents you should be reviewing and updating here: https://lnkd.in/ewtS-au4
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