Enterprises around the world are rapidly incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into existing and new products and processes. This effort is not just to improve such offerings and services

On June 11, 2015, the House Judiciary Committee voted 24-8 to approve the Innovation Act of 2015, a bill aimed to curb abusive litigation by so-called patent trolls.

Following Saudi Arabia's changes to the regulation of legal practices, international law firms prepare themselves ...

On 19 April 2023, K2 Integrity hosted a webinar highlighting the importance of conducting pre-investment due diligence for private funds.

The New York office of White & Case LLP and Chilean firm Carey have helped SunPower agree US$222 million worth of financing for a solar plant in northern Chile.

Ganado Advocates co-organised a webinar, together with Ship Management International, entitled ‘Sanctions – Impact on Shipping│Malta Focus'.

It has been two months since the Financial Services Authority published the results of its five-month review into its enforcement process. The long awaited review was led by David Strachan in response to the Financial Services and Markets Tribunal’s well publicised decision in the Legal & General case.

It must be pointed out that the maximum period of 60 calendar days to submit the report was not modified.

Underwriters are grappling with the need to support clients that are accessing funding, while maintaining disclosure standards and managing their risk when the tools they've typically used may be unavailable.

On May 27, 2015, the Mexican Constitution was amended to create a National Anti-corruption System.

Private equity firms increasingly have been joining in consortia to make large corporate acquisitions. Recent headline-grabbing deals include the $11.3 billion buyout of SunGard Data Systems and the $15 billion acquisition of The Hertz Corp.

This article addresses the prospects of recoveries for high yield bondholders in Europe, in the event that there is an adverse change in the credit climate.

In 2009, the Indonesian legislature passed the mining law that requires certain mining industry participants to process raw materials within Indonesia before exporting them.

On January 30, 2006, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") published proposed rules that will significantly change disclosure requirements for executive and director compensation in corporate proxy and registration statements. The proposed rules expand existing tabular disclosure and combine it with more detailed narrative disclosure.

The awards ceremony was a tremendous success and was attended by some of the top law firms in Europe.

Traditionally, confidentiality is one of the perceived advantages of international arbitration as opposed to State court proceedings. The underlying rationale behind confidentiality in international arbitration...

On 16 November 2022, the DSA entered into force. The DSA establishes an EU-wide set of rules for intermediary services and online platforms, which imposes new obligations and requirements regarding the ...

Article 31 of the New Companies Law confirms the existing position that only a Private Joint Stock Company or a Public Joint Stock Company may issue bonds and sukuk.

On June 25, 2014, the US Supreme Court reversed a decision of the Second Circuit and held that Aereo publicly performs copyrighted television programming.

The requirement for a high level of leverage to finance a project is neither unusual nor taboo in China, and there has in the past been no shortage of willing borrowers, lenders and (most importantly) approval authorities keen to execute leveraged transactions.