Legal Updates - Page 16
Driving positive change – the rise of female lawyers in Saudi Arabia
Why the future is bright for women in the legal profession and how a Multilaw member firm helped pave the way
Ukraine crisis: UK's latest sanctions against Russia
Lawyers from McDermott's trade and sanctions team give an update on the UK’s most recent measures against Russia
Companies must plan carefully when considering pulling out of a foreign state
The decision to quit doing business in a foreign jurisdiction is only the beginning, writes Sandra Feldman
Russian invasion of Ukraine triggers global sanctions: what businesses need to know
Lawyers from McDermott outline the scope and applicability of the sanctions imposed by major jurisdictions across the world
Energy Charter Treaty is not a barrier to climate change targets
Why critics are wrong and how the ECT supports renewables investment, writes Vail Dispute Resolution’s Tomas Vail
Game, set and vax: does no jab mean no match for unvaccinated athletes?
Multilaw Sport Group lawyers answer key questions on this topical debate and the possible wider implications for the world of elite sports
The metaverse and fashion brands: the consequences of the digital world
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
Companies and law firms need to prepare for new Corporate Transparency Act reporting requirements now
Businesses that fail to provide the correct information to FinCEN could swiftly find themselves in violation of the law, writes Sandra Feldman
What to look out for when entering into arbitration agreements with sovereign states
National law will generally uphold agreements between private parties and states, but care must be taken, explain Kristina Fridman and Michael Jaffe
Italy launches civil proceedings reform to speed and simplify dispute resolution
Crucial difference from reform’s predecessors is that it puts organisational aspects in the spotlight, writes Laura Salvaneschi
Influencer marketing boom raises compliance issues for luxury brands
As brands deepen relationships with influencers, contracts are becoming more complex, web seminar finds
Mediation has just become a more valuable international dispute resolution tool for US companies
The Singapore Convention makes mediated settlement agreements enforceable on a global scale, explain Ank Santens and Clemency Wang
Global hospitality and travel industry adjusts to legal realities of Covid-19
Contracting issues and employment law concerns top of in-house agenda, according to a Luxury Law Alliance and Barnes & Thornburg roundtable
Innovation and opportunity: the UK’s National AI Strategy in review
Vision for innovation leaves unanswered questions concerning liability and ethical AI, writes a team from CMS, Holistic AI and UCL
Contracting for the climate
The Chancery Lane Project aims for a world where every contract and law enables solutions to climate change, explains Becky Clissmann