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This session, led by the IBA Legal Practice Division and the Energy, Environment, Natural Resources and Infrastructure Law Section (SEERIL), addressed the role of lawyers in the intersection of climate change, sustainability and corporate governance.

In this episode of On Record PR, Gina Rubel goes on record with Roberta “Bobbi” Liebenberg, senior partner at Fine, Kaplan and Black, to discuss steps law firms can take to achieve...

ABA reaffirms Rule 5.4 on ownership of practices, involvement of non-lawyers- The ABA Annual Meeting took place in our city earlier this month. A full schedule of events ended with the House of Delegates deliberating on a large number of resolutions, with one of particular concern and focus of the Illinois State Bar...

News about the latest hirings, retirings and more in the Topeka area

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 22 — The Ministry of Health (MOH) has detected four beauty centres in three states using medical equipment and drugs suspected for aesthetic treatment that can only be used by medical practitioners registered with the Malaysian Medical Council. Health director-general Tan Sri Dr...

Mark Stephens CBE has taken up the position of Co-Chair of the International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI). He succeeds the Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG, former Justice of the High Court of Australia

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Lawyers and legal professionals from around the country still have a chance to attend the 2022 ABA Midyear Meeting. The conference will now take place entirely online because of the spread of the omicron variant of COVID-19.

The International Bar Association (IBA) Covid-19 Legal Policy Task Force has released a report detailing the pandemic’s impact in key legal areas and making concrete actionable recommendations to improve pandemic management in the future.

TO become medical specialists in Malaysia, doctors typically either enrol for a master of medicine (MMed) programme at a local university or opt for the parallel pathway.Whichever choice they make, there are a set of requirements to fulfil. If they opt for the former, they are required to apply for a fully paid study leave, besides meeting entry requirements.