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John Lowry—expert negotiator and author of Negotiation Made Simple—joins us to break down the real dynamics of deal-making.

As technology has progressed, we have also seen emerging concerns for freedom of speech and privacy.

The American Lawyer detailed the rise of our global litigation department in a profile connected to our nomination for its 2021 Litigation Department of the Year. Read more about the award here...

Two factors weighed heavily on my early career plan, one familial, the other aspirational.

In the Seat with an Expert – Forensic Technology Edition series, Managing Director Rishi Chhatwal shares insights on the evolving global regulatory landscape and the importance of staying ahead of change.

Damages analyses in international arbitration are evolving to address emerging disputes in climate change, human rights, and space mining. The seventh edition of Global Arbitration Review's Guide to Damages in International Arbitration offers arbitrators a practical framework for evaluating economic harm and ensuring awards are grounded in solid economic theory.

The global energy landscape in 2025 stands at a moment of profound transformation as oil and gas companies face intensifying scrutiny from regulators, investors, and an increasingly litigious public.

In addition to the False Claims Act Guide: 2019 and the road ahead, we are featuring a six-part podcast series based on select sections of the report.

The Better Business Bureau announced last Thursday that it has amended its Code of Advertising to address the new and evolving ways in which advertisers reach consumers through technology.

This is the time to be involved in the indoor rock climbing and recreational industry.

As the hotel industry continues to embrace digital transformation, the shift towards contactless check-ins is gaining momentum. This trend not only enhances operational efficiency but also caters to evolving guest...

Pryor Cashman congratulates its client Major League Cricket (MLC) on the July 13, 2023 launch of its groundbreaking tournament in Dallas, Texas.

The latest issue of our Socially Aware newsletter is now available.

Earlier this year, an enterprise that sold criminal record reports via mobile apps agreed to settle FTC charges that it operated as a consumer reporting agency without taking consumer protection measures required by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and otherwise committed deceptive acts and practices.