By Jessica Seah | April 16, 2023
The official business split and new management appointments will mean that longstanding relationships with specific law firms will become more fragmented, presenting new opportunities for firms that don't already have institutional relationships with the holding company.
By Abigail Harris | April 11, 2023
Dr. Azeem Ibrahim OBE, a Research Professor at the Strategic Studies Institute U.S. Army War College, and Tony West, Chief Legal Officer at Uber, predict how global power will be reconfigured and discuss the biggest risks on the horizon that businesses should be preparing for. They also explore why authoritarianism is on the rise and outline how businesses, particularly general counsel, can help to preserve democracy.
By Greg Andrews | March 30, 2023
"The rapid and sometimes incongruent shape of today's regulatory environment will continue to disquiet corporate legal departments," according to a new Thomson Reuters report.
By Greg Andrews | March 23, 2023
"Being breached, paying the attackers and then not notifying law enforcement is something that happens dozens, or perhaps hundreds, of times a day in the United States," said Alex Stamos, director of the Stanford Internet Observatory.
By Greg Andrews | March 16, 2023
"Behind the fancy facade, depositors never really know how safe their money is, and when fear starts to spread, depositors run to get their money out," London School of Economics' Jon Danielsson, Robert Macrae and Nikola Tchouparov wrote this week.
By Greg Andrews | March 2, 2023
Newly tightened rules on prearranged trading plans for executives likely will reduce their usage, putting GCs more often in the hot seats on whether to approve or block proposed sales.
By Jack Womack | February 28, 2023
The practice of private equity firms choosing lenders' legal counsel has attracted the attention of UK and European financial watchdogs and added fuel to an already heated argument.
By Anne Bagamery | February 12, 2023
The European Union, strict in its enforcement of antitrust laws, is taking a big step in combatting climate change—relaxing some competition rules if that will help improve the environment. But lawyers caution that multinationals and investment funds still must be wary.
By Greg Andrews | February 9, 2023
The president devoted part of his State of the Union address to calling on Congress to rein in Big Tech. "Capitalism without competition is not capitalism. It's extortion. It's exploitation," he said.
By Greg Andrews | February 2, 2023
Many departments manage and negotiate rates through "a crazy-quilt of spreadsheets and emails" said Nathan Cemenska of Wolters Kluwer ELM Solutions.
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