Jacqueline So

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A recent advisory cautioned Canadians to 'expect scrutiny' By US Customs and Border Protection inspections could pose a risk to Canadian lawyers carrying sensitive information in their gadgets as they cross the border. In a travel advisory dated April 4, the federal government said that Canadians should “expect scrutiny” if they are entering the US.

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She will spearhead the growth of the firm's cyber offering in Australia By Law & Cyber founder Simone Herbert-Lowe has joined Clyde & Co as the newest partner in the firm’s global Cyber One offering. She is set to spearhead the growth of Clyde & Co’s cyber practice in Australia. “Simone’s hire will help further build out our global offering. The firm regularly acts for large corporates who look for one cohesive team of advisors around the world who can handle all client needs.

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The Harris & Company director continues to apply what he learned working retail in his school days By Jonathan Harris started 2025 off with a bang when he was promoted to director at Harris & Company in February. The new leadership role sees Harris leading a team of paralegals and junior solicitors, allowing him to indulge one of his passions: mentoring.

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The program is geared towards lawyers whose post-qualification experience is five years or less By The Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) is set to debut the Junior Lawyers Professional Certification Programme (JLP) on May 21. The program was designed and executed by SAL, collating legal, technological, and professional training. It is geared towards early-career lawyers whose post-qualification experience amounts to five years or less.

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The victory comes in a retrial after a 2022 verdict siding with the Times was tossed out By A Manhattan federal jury has decided in favor of the New York Times in a defamation suit filed by ex-US vice president candidate and Alaska governor Sarah Palin, reported Reuters. As per the verdict delivered after a ~2-hour deliberation, the New York Times is not liable for supposedly defaming Palin in a 2017 editorial.