UniSuper General Counsel’s Unique In-House Approach Aims for Superannuation Excellence

UniSuper General Counsel Luke Barrett embodies a distinctive approach to his in-house practice. Nearly 20 years ago, when switching from private to in-house, Barrett made a fundamental promise to himself. Far from relying upon outsourcing for unfamiliar or complex issues, he disallowed himself the luxury of limiting his professional knowledge to the point of his…

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Prosecutors Seek to Curb Trump’s Prejudicial Statements in Election Interference Case

Federal prosecutors in the case relating to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s alleged interference with the 2020 election, made a plea on Friday to the US District Court for the District of Columbia. This plea beseeches the court to prevent the former President from making prejudicial and extrajudicial statements that could potentially influence the jury….

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Egyptian Critic Hisham Kassem’s Jail Sentence Stalls Opposition Plans Ahead of 2024 Election

An Egyptian court has sentenced renowned government critic Hisham Kassem to a six-month jail term and a fine. The charges originated from an online dispute with former minister Kamal Abu Eita. Kassem, noted for his fervent support of independent journalism in Egypt, is at the heart of allegations involving slander, defamation, and verbal assault against…

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