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In this podcast, we address art planning issues for collectors who are not domiciled in the US. Our host and art lawyer Diana Wierbicki talks to Josie Colomar

Michael Rueda, head of U.S. Sports and Entertainment, was interviewed on ESPN radio's "The Rob Dibble Show" to discuss a number of issues in the area of Name, Image, Likeness (NIL).

The audio podcast landscape has undergone a seismic shift, with major players in the industry securing lucrative broadcast deals that are reaching unprecedented heights which directly impacts top streaming platforms...

On Wednesday, April 25th, a Commission chaired by former US Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, released its recommendations to address corruption and fraud involved in NCAA men's basketball.

On Monday, May 14th, the Supreme Court of the United States struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PAPSA), a federal law that banned sports betting in almost every state across the country.

Changes resulting from the GOP's 2017 tax act will apparently cause sports teams to pay increased upfront taxes on player trades.

The IRS released new Relief Procedures for Certain Former Citizens which provide an alternative means for individuals who have expatriated or intend to expatriate to satisfy their US tax compliance certification process.

The US Treasury Department has released final regulations on tax inversions. Through tax inversions, US companies move their tax address abroad ...

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Amid rising concerns over the risks digital currency poses to the financial system and investors, CFTC's Market Risk Advisory Committee will be holding a public meeting on January 31, 2018 ...

The International Technology Law Association ("ITechLaw") recently published "ITech Law Startup Legal Playbook: A Quick Reference Guide to International Market Entry for Startups (and Their Lawyers)".

This is an historic tax jurisdiction case in which the U.S. Supreme Court addressed whether the due process clause of the U.S. Constitution prohibits states from taxing trusts based solely on trust beneficiaries' in-state residency.

This year, Chinese New Year falls on Sunday, January 22, starting a new Year of the Rabbit.

On April 13, 2018, Google Inc. lost a landmark case, when a U.K. High Court judge ordered Google to delete information about one of two claimants.

In addition to prompting U.S. fund managers to add European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliant representations to agreements that touch E.U. employees ...

This finding is an important first step in the EPA's plan to adopt stringent aircraft emissions standards.

Cryptoassets (e.g. Bitcoins, Cryptocurrencies, NFT Artworks, etc.) have seized global attention. With dramatic fluctuations in value and enigmatic qualities, "crypto" has polarized...

The Global Arbitration Review recently released their Know-How 2024 guide, which provides detailed information on how different jurisdictions approach key topics.