New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Samuel Estreicher and Brett Cohen | May 26, 2023
Designees can seek reconsideration or delisting, and many are taken off the lists, but the process on the U.S. side is more opaque.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Lawrence W. Newman and David Zaslowsky | May 24, 2023
In most instances, functus officio prevents further action by the tribunal, meaning that the parties—to their dismay, or delight, depending on their position in the case—are stuck with the award, even when the arbitrators have acknowledged the award contained an error and would like to correct it. A recent Second Circuit decision, however, shows that this doctrine is not necessarily as limited as many may believe.
By Alexander Lugo | May 22, 2023
"Our clients were asking for more breadth of offerings of services than we were able to provide at Hubbard, merely because of the size of the platform," said incoming Foley & Lardner partner Ruben Diaz. "And the fact that they've been a presence in Miami for quite a while means a lot of stability in the market."
By Anne Bagamery | May 11, 2023
"Data regulation in Europe is not so complicated, but it's not so easy, either," said Marc Mossé, senior counsel at the French firm August Debouzy and a former attorney at Microsoft.
Corporate Counsel | Expert Opinion
By Scott Hulsey and Alexis Daenecke | May 4, 2023
In this article, we provide a birds-eye view of what the DOJ expects from companies operating within the United States, the possible repercussions of failing to meet those expectations, and the benefits of creating—and maintaining—effective compliance programs.
New York Law Journal | Commentary
By David Lenefsky | April 27, 2023
The dynamics of the nuclear weapons relationship between and among the United States, Russia and China is in free fall. There is presently no strategic nuclear weapons stability between the three nuclear superpowers other than their recognition, it is assumed, that preventing nuclear war is an existential imperative. Each knows, it is hoped, that wars today which kill thousands would—if strategic nuclear weapons are used—kill millions.
By Alex D'Elia | April 26, 2023
The European Court of Justice's decision in the case could impact comparable restrictions applicable to other professions.
By Abigail Adcox | April 14, 2023
A court in The Hague ruled in Naftogaz's favor, ordering Russia to pay $5 billion to the company to cover losses of its Crimea-based assets.
By Ray Ferrera, Adams and Reese | April 12, 2023
European patent practice has never been for the faint of heart.
By Dan Roe | April 12, 2023
A Q&A with Dan Nardello, CEO of a global investigations firm Nardello & Co., on the business and ethics of working for law firms on highly contentious matters.
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