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New UK Legislation Expands Corporate Criminal Liability

June 17, 2026

Read about corporate criminal liability under the UK Crime and Policing Act 2026 and what companies need to do before it takes effect June 29.

US and Mexico Target Mexican Cartels, Create Risks for Agro-Industrial Supply Chains

April 28, 2026

Read how sanctions and terrorist designations are creating sweeping legal exposure for companies with agro-industrial supply chains in Mexico.

Why the Iran War Is Reshaping Proxy Season for Shareholder Activists

March 27, 2026

Learn why the Iran war is functioning as a short-term deterrent to proxy contests, and how geopolitical volatility is forcing activists to rethink long-term commitments this proxy season.

Iran War Impact: Hospitality Industry Policyholders Should Act Fast

March 17, 2026

Learn what hospitality industry policyholders should do to preserve insurance coverage rights across multiple policy lines.

Influencer Marketing Disclosure Failures Fuel Class Action Litigation

March 15, 2026

Discover what the rise of class actions citing influencer marketing disclosures means for brands, and why an influencer’s hashtag omission could trigger costly litigation.

Littler’s Stephan Swinkels Talks US Policy Impact on European Employers

March 6, 2026

Read this exclusive interview in which Littler’s Stephan Swinkels explains the US policy impact on European employers, workforce strategy, mobility, and diversity efforts.

Australian Court Imposes Penalties for Cybersecurity Failures at Broker

March 3, 2026

Discover how regulators treated weak data security and risk controls as core compliance and cybersecurity failures. Learn what the penalty means for cyber management.

Why Arbitrators’ Control of Party Conduct Matters in International Arbitration

February 5, 2026

Explore the debate over arbitrators’ control of party conduct in global disputes and what it means for legal teams.

EU Tightens Sanctions on Russia’s Oil Trade and Shadow Fleet

December 17, 2025

New EU sanctions expand restrictions on Russia’s oil trade and shadow fleet, raising compliance risks for firms tied to shipping, insurance, and energy markets.

Supreme Court Tariffs Decision Could Cause Major Contract and Refund Disputes

December 15, 2025

 Discover why the Supreme Court dispute over tariffs may trigger complex refund battles and reshape cross-border commercial relationships.

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