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EU Commission Approves Public Compensation Payments to Power Plant Operators Under State Aid Rules...

The Commission inspected the premises of IFF, a company active in the consumer fragrance industry.

During the first two days of the Israel-Iran war, GPS jamming incidents surged, impacting the navigation systems of nearly 1,000 vessels a day plying the waterways of the Persian Gulf...

Following the recent 12-day conflict with Iran, the Trump administration has launched an intensive diplomatic campaign aimed at turning Tehran's strategic setbacks into a broader pathway toward Middle East stability.

Ask any group of experienced export compliance managers what they view as the most complex sections of the EAR...

On August 11, 2023, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ("NRC") and the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry & Security ("BIS") announced amendments...

On October 12, 2022, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative announced it would be seeking public comments regarding the effectiveness of the actions related to the Section 301 investigation...

The district court in The Hague, has recently ruled that Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Ltd. , a member of the Royal Dutch Shell group of companies, is liable to pay compensation to the plaintiff, resident of a Nigerian village.

2023 has been another eventful year for competition and consumer protection at both EU and UK levels.

The UK Supreme Court has clarified that directors cannot hide behind subjective belief when breaching fiduciary duties. In Saxon Woods Investments Ltd v Costa, the Court ruled that a director's genuine conviction that their actions would benefit the company does not excuse disloyalty, dishonesty, or deliberate concealment from fellow board members. This landmark decision establishes that good faith under section 172 of the Companies Act 2006 governs both what directors do and how they do it, not merely what

On March 24, 2025, the UK Home Office issued the first substantive refresh of its Transparency in Supply Chains Statutory Guidance under Section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 ("MSA") since it was originally issued a decade ago ("Guidance").

On April 9, 2025, a former Russian government minister, and his brother were found guilty of breaching UK financial sanctions under the Russia (Sanctions) (EU Exit) Regulations ("Russia Regulations")...

Despite the recent reporting on departures from the federal antitrust enforcement agencies, it would be wrong to equate this migration with disarmament and take actions based on that idea.

The following analysis provides a brief overview of the EO, including its potential impact on universities, NIL collectives, private investors, and other stakeholders in the college sports ecosystem.

A recent Seventh Circuit opinion by Judge Easterbrook held that no-poach agreements, absent valid ancillary restraints, can be per se illegal.

One major antitrust headline this past week included the decision by a coalition of more than two dozen states to continue the monopolization litigation against Live Nation...

On August 1, 2025, the US Chamber of Commerce (Chamber), joined by several trade associations, filed a motion for summary judgment in its lawsuit against the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)...

The Federal Communications Commission has proposed sweeping changes to TCPA consent revocation rules that would allow companies to limit opt-outs to specific communication categories and designate exclusive revocation methods. The draft order, scheduled for a September 30, 2026 vote, could fundamentally reshape how businesses handle consumer opt-out requests for calls and text messages.