The U.S. Election and the impact the outcome will have on sanctions moving forward.

James Koukios speaks with Tim Blakely, Dan Levison, and Chen Zhu about what to expect from U.S. enforcement in Asia under the upcoming Biden Administration.

Tokyo litigation partner Akira Irie provides an update on changes to deposition practice in Japan as a consequence of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The rapidly changing nature of investigations in the region, including the rise in importance of economic sanctions and deferred prosecution agreements, as well as how technology is altering

Shirin Tang, Managing Partner for Singapore, shares her insights with COV-AID regarding COVID-19's impact on Mental Health in the workplace and how Morrison & Foerster has supported...

Pre-packaged sales are often used as a rapid and discreet method to rescue a company, providing business continuity and preserving value.

In this infographic, we break down the key differences between the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) Green Bond Principles and the proposed EU Green Bond Standard.

European financial regulatory reform has moved no more quickly than in the U.S. in 2013, and with the need to reach consensus between 28 member states, with often very different interests, there is little chance that the pace will pick up much in 2014, especially with European Parliament elections due for May. The following will give a taste of what to expect in 2014 in the banking, securities, derivatives and structured products sectors.

Green Loan Principles are a set of voluntary guidelines that provide a framework to clarify in which circumstances a loan can be considered "green".

With brexited UK announcing that it will not join Europe's long-awaited Unified Patent Court (UPC), the establishment of an efficient pan-European patent litigation system faces ever‑mounting

For the first time, the CSAL list includes audits focusing on contractors' promotion practices and accommodations of individuals with disabilities.

In this episode of the Above Board podcast, Morrison & Foerster partner and host Dave Lynn speaks with Alex Okuliar, Washington, D.C.-based partner and former senior DOJ and FTC official, on the Biden administration's recent executive order calling for a broader "whole-of-government" approach to competition and possible implications for antitrust enforcement.

In the first episode of this two-part MoFo Perspectives podcast, MoFo Global Antitrust co-chair Lisa Phelan and of counsel Rob Manoso speak with Employment & Labor partner Andrew Turnbull.

Our panel discusses what to expect from both state and federal jurisdictions and how companies can best prepare.

James Koukios speaks with Megan Gerking and Lisa Phelan about what to expect in the Antitrust space under the upcoming Biden Administration.

David Cross was a guest on the American Bar Association's Trust and Trade podcast, offering insight on decision-making, trust, and transparency when working in a joint defense group...

Bloomberg Law covered David Shaw's decision to join Morrison & Foerster after serving as deputy chief of staff

Lisa discusses how she achieved professional success and what more can be done to advance women within the antitrust bar.

James Koukios participated in a Q&A with The Anti-Corruption Law Report discussing records management including off-channel communications...

In November 2010, Morrison & Foerster published the client alert "Summary of Proposed CARD Act Clarifications."