Laura King is a Global Affairs Writer at the Los Angeles Times. She specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on topics such as lawsuits, legal software, and the intersection of technology with the legal field. Her work has been featured in a wide array of publications, including Yahoo News and The Oregonian.
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Laura King's coverage focuses on evolving stories, breaking news, and themes related to culture & society, world affairs, government & politics. Her articles mainly cover topics such as the Israel-Palestine conflict, cease-fires, Bethlehem, Palestinian Christians, Israeli leader-related developments.
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By: Laura King
Because relevance builds trust. Trust drives engagement. And positive engagement is what turns a one-off interaction into a long-term supporter relationship.
Do you need to know what political party the Sanders County coroner aligns with? How about our county treasurer, clerk or sheriff? Do you believe their duties require these duly elected county officials to make decisions aligned with a structured political party platform, be it Democrat, Republican, Libertarian or Green Party?
JUVE has announced the shortlist for this year's JUVE Awards Germany, including for the category patent law.
Hoffmann Eitle is strengthening its high-tech patent practice in Munich with the addition of Ronak Kalhor-Witzel.
By: Michael Clemence, Laura King
The August 2026 Ipsos Issues Index shows that immigration continues to be seen as the biggest issue facing Britain. Forty-two per cent of Britons name immigration as an important issue facing the country, relatively unchanged since last month.
The dispute between InterDigital and Disney has entered a new phase. The US technology company has filed a damages claim of €101.7 million against
Pinsent Masons continues to build out its European patent practice. Fred Nicolle is joining the firm's London IP team as a partner from Simmons & Simmons, adding patent attorney capability in the life sciences sector.
The law firm has been a long time in the making. Now Arvid van Oorschot and Jelle Drok, have launched Driven Lawyers in Amsterdam.
Carpmaels & Ransford continues to expand its litigation practice. Christopher Stothers is joining the firm as a partner in London and Dublin from Freshfields, where he had been a partner since 2018.
By: Laura King, Michael Clemence
The September 2026 Ipsos Issues Index shows that immigration remains the top concern for Britons, with 44% seeing it as an important issue for the country, up two percentage points since last month. It is also most likely to be seen as the single most important issue facing Britain, mentioned by 26%.
