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Webinar Recording | The 99%ers: What Do Real Net Worth Clients Need? | Part One (Video)
In part one of our Family Law webinar series, Melissa Arnold and Maeve Lucey of the Bindmans LLP Family Law team and Jo O'Sullivan of O'Sullivan Family Law are joined by guest speaker Nasstassia Hylton of 1GC Family Law to discuss the following topics: The cost of living crisis and what it means for clients Legal fees and transparency What's going on with the court? Good to know law and recent cases Find out more about our Family and Matrimonial team and the services they provide here.
Family Law Webinar: The 99%ers: What Do Real Net Worth Clients Need? The Voice Of A Child | Series Three | Part One (Video)
The voice of the child is, according to the Nuffield Family Justice Observatory, "acknowledged in legislation and guidance – as a way of both informing welfare-based decisions and upholding their rights". Helen Adam returns to join the regular 99%ers crew, to discuss the child's right to participate and have their voice heard during their parents' separation and thereafter.
The 99%ers: What Do Real Net Worth Clients Need? (Video)
'It's the economy, stupid!' This famous statement is said to be a predictor of the outcome of elections. Could having a loose grip of economics help us help our clients? Can we look to economists to help us warn our clients about decisions they have to make? Will interest rates keep rising? What about personal debts? Should our clients feel optimistic or pessimistic about the future of the economy? We'll be looking at issues surrounding how the economy and interest rates will affect clients.
Teacher Political Candidacy and the Gender Composition of State Legislatures
by Bradley D. Marianno, Rebecca Jacobsen, Melissa Arnold Lyon & Annie A. Hemphill - 2022 Background: The year 2018 saw a historically large number of teachers participating in walkouts across the United States, leading some to dub spring 2018 the “teacher spring” and inspiring some teachers to run for public office. Following the 2018 midterm elections, the number of women in state legislatures grew by 14%, which was nearly as much growth as the prior two decades combined.
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