In this episode of Five Questions, Five Answers, we asked Automotive News Toronto Bureau Chief David Kennedy for his perspective on where the prime minister is taking Canada's trade policy and what the bilateral accord...

In the latest installment of Five Questions, Five Answers, host Birgit Matthiesen is joined by Mr. Colin Bird, Canada's Consul General in Detroit, Michigan.

In this inaugural episode, hosts Jon S. Bouker and Dan H. Renberg build on ArentFox Schiff's Election Analysis to explore the implications of the 2024 Presidential election results.

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt declared "the war against coal is over" yesterday in his announcement that the EPA will move to repeal the Clean Power Plan.

The lawyer who led Kirkland & Ellis’ representation of debtors like Musicland Holding Corp. and HomeLife Corp. left the firm. As of March 1, Jonathan Friedland is, once again, an attorney with Schiff Hardin LLP. Recently, Friedland spoke with us about his decision.

Just as better ways of resolving disputes in the international arena have emerged over time, this article discusses how, in the realm of private civil disputes, the use of a mediator can minimize collateral damage while achieving positive results in record time.

Lending is increasingly a different business. The presence of new players, along with changes in the Bankruptcy Code, has caused workouts and restructurings to become much more complex.

These efforts are well-funded and have precedent in the environmental and sustainability space.

Public sector construction projects typically face more difficult problems and obstacles than private sector projects. The formality of the budgeting process renders cost overruns unusually troublesome, and the realities of public administration of the projects often result in delays and claims.

In a series of sentencing decisions—beginning with Apprendi v. New Jersey and Blakely v. Washington, and culminating in United States v. Booker —the U.S. Supreme Court prescribed fundamental changes to the legal framework governing sentencing decisions.

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Public sector construction projects typically face more difficult problems and obstacles than private sector projects. The formality of the budgeting process renders cost overruns unusually troublesome, and the realities of public administration of the project often result in delays and claims.

On January 8, 2025, the Department of Justice issued a final rule under Executive Order 14117, which established the Rule on Preventing Access to U.S. Sensitive Personal Data and Government-Related Data by Countries of Concern or Covered Persons.