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Kingdom affirms commitment to humanitarian law at Riyadh workshop

Riyadh – The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reaffirmed its strong commitment to upholding and promoting international humanitarian law during the

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Alaska’s Legal Shake-Up Aims for Fresh Momentum in Opioid Fight

Alaska’s decision to part ways with national law firm Motley Rice marks a new chapter in its ongoing battle against

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Hagens Berman Faces Scrutiny but Stands Firm on Ethics as Apple and Thalidomide Cases Intensify

Prominent U.S. law firm Hagens Berman is navigating two major legal challenges while reaffirming its ethical standards and commitment to

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Jordan Enforces Sweeping Ban on Muslim Brotherhood Amid Security Allegations

Amman — Jordan on Wednesday escalated its stance against the Muslim Brotherhood, declaring the group an illegal organization and initiating