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On June 21, 2018, the Supreme Court of the United States held in South Dakota v. Wayfair

Many of you may have heard about recently introduced legislation to enact a California estate tax. For those who are concerned, you will be pleased to know that the bill will not get a floor vote

In this panel, M. Ridgway Barker and Joseph Bambara discussed complications, regulation and how to ethically and legally protect users while regulating data.

French soccer club Paris Saint-Germain is launching their own cryptocurrency in partnership with blockchain company Socios.com.

In response to security breaches at companies including Equifax, Target and Yahoo over the past few years, the SEC issued interpretive guidance on issuers' cybersecurity disclosures in February 2018.

On July 31, 2018, the U.S. Department of the Treasury released a report outlining proposed improvements to the regulatory scheme for Fintech and nonbank financial companies.

As of March 2018, Wyoming enacted blockchain company friendly legislation establishing blockchain "utility tokens" (which can be redeemed for goods and services) ...

Just last year in 2015, total investment in companies developing new technologies and applications in the financial services industry...

On April 12, 2018, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) requested comments on soliciting dealer arrangements in corporate transactions and proxy contests.

In this podcast, we discuss how art collectors can use their art as collateral for loans to access capital for other investments.

December 10 was International Human Rights Day, marked around the world to reinforce the fundamental importance of upholding human rights in the face of conflicts, violence and oppression.

The Coronavirus Act 2020 came into force on 25 March 2020 and contains a package of measures to deal with the Coronavirus crisis. As promised by the government, there are provisions to protect tenants from the impact of the crisis.

Temporary relief has been extended to non-performing parties under certain contracts for the sale, purchase and lease of residential properties in Singapore.

The EU legislative process has already now moved to the next phase - ‘Level 2' - during which the implementing and subordinate measures under the Directive will be produced.

The Charity Commission’s new policy on restitution and the recovery of charitable funds misappropriated or lost to charity in breach of trust sets out clear principles reminding trustees of their responsibilities to manage and protect their charity’s property and to ensure that it is only used to further the charity’s purposes.

The UK government has unveiled a comprehensive strategy to democratize philanthropy across the nation, backed by £1 million in funding and a network of regional advisers. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between philanthropists and local communities, ensuring charitable giving reaches every corner of the country through enhanced collaboration and expert guidance.

In early December 2016 the US Treasury Department released final regulations with respect to the treatment and reporting obligations of foreign-owned US domestic disregarded entities...