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Since the end of World War II, Germany's foreign policy and economic well-being were built on three core pillars: (i) a strong transatlantic alliance and friendship, (ii) stable and influential ...

Recently a purported shareholder of certain special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) initiated derivative lawsuits asserting that the SPACs are investment companies under the Investment Company...

Despite turmoil in the capital markets and subprime sector, our clients in 2007 kept us busy closing transactions all year. We were particularly active with property sales and purchases, joint venture investments, large leases and permanent financings.

We are pleased to provide the following update on recent legal developments in the areas of artificial intelligence, machine learning and autonomous systems ("AI").

Fast-forward to spring 2022, and there appears to be somewhat of a revival in the use of corporate monitorships.

Between claims of "financial carpet bombing" and dire warnings regarding the "weaponization" of the U.S. dollar, it was difficult to avoid hyperbole when describing the use of economic sanctions

In the fervor of conducting trade globally, U.S. companies may inadvertently expose themselves to risk by having inadequate policies, procedures, and monitoring controls to prevent and detect corrupt payments to foreign officials.

2019 was, by many measures, the most significant year ever in Foreign Corrupt Practices Act ("FCPA") enforcement. More than $2.6 billion in corporate fines sets a new high-water mark, driven by the two largest corporate resolutions in the statute's history.

This article first appeared as part of The Rand Corporation’s release of the publication of the proceedings for the Rand Center for Ethics and Governance, May 2, 2013, symposium, "Culture, Compliance and the C-Suite:

Two years into the Trump Administration, the regulatory and enforcement landscape impacting health care providers continues to be extraordinarily dynamic and complex.

16 recent cases illustrate approach of Hong Kong courts to enforcing arbitration agreements and awards, supporting arbitral proceedings and setting expectations of conduct...

Termination for fundamental breach under DIFC Contract Law – failure to give notice of termination within a reasonable time – whether a reservation of rights extends the time period...

Corruption in arbitration may emerge in different forms.

The number of securities cases filed in federal court continued at a furious pace for the third year in a row. This year-end update highlights what you most need to know in securities litigation...

Fintech regulation accelerated in 2019, with federal agencies focusing on the digital-asset enforcement front while also accepting a handful of digital token offerings.

2018 witnessed even more securities litigation filings than 2017, in which we saw a dramatic uptick in securities litigation as compared to previous years.

2020 was a uniquely uncertain and perilous year. Within the world of international trade, the steady increase in the use of sanctions and export controls—principally by the United States but also by jurisdictions around the world

In 2019, companies and regulators faced unprecedented challenges as they navigated a rapidly evolving set of issues and policy proposals on the regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Automated Systems ("AI").