The need to maintain legaltech has an important regulatory angle, explain 3Kites’ Paul Longhurst and Richard Kemp of Kemp IT Law | 1w

A recent increase in insolvencies represents a catch-up effect from the pandemic but there is still much vulnerability in the economy, writes Fladgate’s Jeremy Whiteson | 1mo

Turmoil caused by stablecoin's collapse will unsettle investors, generate disputes and flush out fraud, writes RPC’s Christopher Whitehouse | 1mo

Once science fiction, power generation in space is on the horizon, raising important legal questions, writes David Hunt | 1mo

Simon Airey, Hamid Yunis and Joshua Domb of McDermott Will & Emery give the lowdown | 1mo

Law firms need a more positive and inclusive culture for older partners, write Clare Murray, Pooja Dasgupta and Andrew Pavlovic | 2mos

Proposed disclosure rule would dramatically alter the landscape for US and foreign issuers, argue Ulysses Smith and Isabelle Glimcher | 3mos

Why the future is bright for women in the legal profession and how a Multilaw member firm helped pave the way | 3mos

Lawyers from McDermott's trade and sanctions team give an update on the UK’s most recent measures against Russia | 3mos

The decision to quit doing business in a foreign jurisdiction is only the beginning, writes Sandra Feldman | 3mos

Lawyers from McDermott outline the scope and applicability of the sanctions imposed by major jurisdictions across the world | 4mos

Why critics are wrong and how the ECT supports renewables investment, writes Vail Dispute Resolution’s Tomas Vail | 4mos

Multilaw Sport Group lawyers answer key questions on this topical debate and the possible wider implications for the world of elite sports | 4mos

Fashion brands’ expansion into the metaverse brings a number of challenges with trademark use and misuse, writes Flavia Mansur Murad-Schaal and Isadora Schumacher Jeong | 5mos

Businesses that fail to provide the correct information to FinCEN could swiftly find themselves in violation of the law, writes Sandra Feldman | 5mos

National law will generally uphold agreements between private parties and states, but care must be taken, explain Kristina Fridman and Michael Jaffe  | 5mos

Crucial difference from reform’s predecessors is that it puts organisational aspects in the spotlight, writes Laura Salvaneschi | 6mos

The Singapore Convention makes mediated settlement agreements enforceable on a global scale, explain Ank Santens and Clemency Wang | 6mos