International

Conflict Minerals Rule Creates Corporate Headache And A Small Industry

The conflict minerals provision of the Dodd-Frank law is riff with obligations, ambiguities and potential pitfalls. An article in the […]

Regulatory agencies worldwide are taking on Google, the New York Times reports. The latest to weigh in is the Competition […]

Regulatory agencies worldwide are taking on Google, the New York Times reports. The latest to weigh in is the Competition […]

Countries with as little in common as Ecuador, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Russia and Iraq are being severely stressed by the […]

Companies from India provided H-1B workers to a U.S. company, which then allegedly laid off U.S. workers in comparable positions.

A more than year-old report from DLA Piper, commissioned by the Qatar government, found serious and rampant labor abuse, in […]

Along with passing free trade legislation this summer, in the form of a grant to the President of “trade promotion […]

A Q&A with Fasken Martineau partner Alex Cameron, about recent developments in Canadian privacy and cybersecurity law. Plaintiffs are seeking […]

The U.K. Modern Slavery Act of 2015, which is expected to go into effect this fall, differs from the California law in some important respects.

The chief of the Department of Justice FCPA unit has said pursuing individual defendants is now a priority, but the […]