International

Former Fed Enforcers Warn Companies Of Coming FCPA Crackdown

Two former high-level government enforcers, both of whom are now defense attorneys, warn companies that FCPA and other corruption enforcement […]

Parallel prosecutions are on the rise. Companies targeted by the SEC and DOJ cannot assume that settling will mean no further liability.

A new antitrust authority, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), has been established in the UK. It replaced two former […]

In Australia, a new policy has been imposed on the staff of the government ‘s Department of Prime Minister and […]

A million workers in France will have to put down their Blackberrys and pick up a glass of Bordeaux, as […]

The Department of Justice announced the first extradition of a foreign national to the United States to stand trial for […]

The decision by Turkey’s Telecommunications Board to block the country’s access to Twitter on March 21, just ahead of a […]

Amendments to China’s trademark law become effective on May 1. The new law “aims to modernize and streamline the trademark […]

In a stunning move, Canada’s top court voted 6-to-1 that its own newest member, Justice Marc Nadon, is ineligible to […]

The UN World Intellectual Property Organization has cast a critical eye on the rollout of new generic top-level domains (gTLDs), […]