Angelica Dino

Angelica Dino

Angelica Dino writes about the developments in Australia and New Zealand’s legal industries. She is also a news writer for Key Media’s Canadian legal publications, Canadian Lawyer and Law Times. Angelica is currently pursuing her law degree.

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American Bar Association president Mary Smith calls for action as threats against judges surge

American Bar Association president Mary Smith calls for action as threats against judges surge

She attributed the rise in threats to false and damaging statements against judges

UK report finds barristers outperform solicitors in recruitment tests

UK report finds barristers outperform solicitors in recruitment tests

There are over 2,000 applications for just 200 positions for a deputy district judge selection

Yale and Stanford dominate as the top US law schools in the latest rankings

Yale and Stanford dominate as the top US law schools in the latest rankings

Both institutions maintained their joint first-place position

London solicitors raise concerns over proposed court document access changes

London solicitors raise concerns over proposed court document access changes

The group warned against risks to confidentiality and legal process integrity

New report reveals key trends in global corporate legal departments in 2024

New report reveals key trends in global corporate legal departments in 2024

The report draws on insights from 60 chief legal officers across the globe

Wisconsin Bar redefines 'diversity' in clerkship program amid claims of racial discrimination

Wisconsin Bar redefines 'diversity' in clerkship program amid claims of racial discrimination

The program provides paid summer internships in various legal settings for first-year law students

BigLaw partner sanctioned for unprofessional conduct at Texas deposition

BigLaw partner sanctioned for unprofessional conduct at Texas deposition

His actions at the deposition were described as 'astonishingly unprofessional'

European Court of Human Rights issues rulings on three major climate change cases

European Court of Human Rights issues rulings on three major climate change cases

The countries involved in these cases include Switzerland, France, and Portugal

Federal Court delivers verdict in Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation suit

Federal Court delivers verdict in Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation suit

The court found that he committed sexual assault as per the civil standards of proof

International Bar Association highlights legal risks from digital twinning projects

International Bar Association highlights legal risks from digital twinning projects

International Bar Association highlights legal risks from digital twinning projects