A U.S. court has issued an injunction suspending construction of New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC), a 1,200 MW transmission project from Québec to Massachusetts by way of Lewiston, Maine.

Hiring further cements OGC's commitment to its business-first approach to lawyering with focus on value and efficiency.

In many cases, clients (even the ones who win) wish that they had found an alternative to litigation.

As is well known, patent trolls often threaten dozens of alleged infringers in the hope of scoring quick license fees from those who understandably prefer to provide a modest payoff, thereby avoiding expensive and protracted litigation.

One Person Company ("OPC") has been conceptualized by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs ("MCA") to help fill-in the gap between a proprietorship and a private company set-up and was introduced in India through the Companies Act, 2013 ("Act").

Intellectual Property Rights are a growing trend these days.

Driven by developments in IT, third party capital and regulation, the law is just off the blocks at the start of a period of huge structural change.

The growing business connections between Australia and Asian nations offer clear opportunities for Australian law firms.

Since my earliest days in the CRE capital markets biz, there has always been a drumbeat of grumbling from the borrower community about the annoying complexity, expense and delay of having one's loan serviced...

I once represented a valedictorian public high school student, precluded from expressing her religious views in her graduation speech, in a First Amendment challenge in Nevada federal court.

The intersection of privacy, cybersecurity, and AI is reshaping risk and regulation in fintech.

The Grand Court of the Cayman Islands has granted an anti-suit injunction restraining a creditor (the "Creditor") of a Cayman fund in Official Liquidation under the Companies Law...

Recent case law demonstrates the powerful role that video recordings can play in will disputes, particularly when challenging claims of lack of knowledge and approval or undue influence. The decision in Patel v O'Sullivan provides fresh guidance on how courts assess contemporaneous video evidence of testators, revealing what makes such recordings compelling and what factors may diminish their probative value.

You may recall Liv, age 8—the new kid. Last we heard, Liv was getting pushed around by Paul, Greg and Adam ("PGA" for short) because she dared to build a mini-golf course...

On a good day, the members of the Nutmeg Board of Education do not like expulsion hearings. However, the hearing the Board held last week was particularly painful.

I love to litigate employment disputes. And restrictive covenant cases are at or near the top of my list. They are fast-paced, usually well-lawyered on both sides, and lucrative.

The final rule will not be effective until April, 2018, instead of October 1, 2017, to give the industry more time to comply. In the Prepaid Accounts Final Rule, the Bureau extended Regulation E coverage...

Investor losses resulting from stock market crashes have driven most major turns in corporate governance. In this century, director independence and audit/accounting assurance came into focus...

Last week the UK's Serious Fraud Office announced that it was ending its bribery and corruption investigation into Kellogg Brown & Root Limited, a UK subsidiary of American engineering conglomerate KBR, Inc.

From 1937 until 1963, Lyndon Baines Johnson served as Congressman, Senator and Majority Leader and Vice President; and, upon the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, LBJ became the 35th President of the United States.