International
Banks have largely “de-risked,” and the Office of Foreign Assets Control is now looking beyond banks to other …
For the second time ever, DOJ recommended a downward departure in sentencing – a fine, in this case – for […]
An Australian company lost its bid for the trademark WINEBUD, after being opposed by Anheuser-Busch, which successfully argued there was […]
The Court of Justice of the European Union’s Oct. 6 decision invalidated the Safe Harbor framework for transferring data from […]
“It’s a start” is the best that can be said for the U.S.- China agreement to curtail cyber-theft of intellectual property.
Doing research for a paper about privacy while attending law school in the U.S., an Austrian student contacted Facebook and asked to see all the data they had on or about him.
The recent Safe Harbor decision from the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) gets a summary and analysis from […]
The recent settlement of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act case against Hitachi was notable on two counts, writes Thomas R. Fox. […]
Planning and Implementing an executive’s “removal” presents a number of practical issues that require careful attention, writes Dechert attorney Charles […]
The “Alternative Business Structures” model for law firms, which has been allowed in the UK since 2011, has triggered major […]
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