National Law Journal
Despite widespread misconceptions, developing countries often offer extensive anti-corruption support and foreign partners are able to instigate — and turbo charge — U.S. investigations
...Office, a federal circuit court appeal and a complaint in the European Union. Orrick's Neel Chatterjee was able to structure a...
...Rico is to the United States what Cypress is to the European Union, but milder. Amid this economic mess, Puerto Rico's...
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...Can conflicts between U.S. and European laws on personal privacy be resolved? These conflicts, which are burdening international...
...and principal adviser for economic and financial affairs, Delegation of the European Union to the U.S.; Martha Vestal Clarke, Office of the Comptroller...
...divorces has prompted lawmakers in some of the countries in the European Union to standardize divorce laws. The new rules, for example, allow couples...
...fair information practices and the concerns data use creates. In the European Union, the E.U. Data Protection Directive (1995) and the Organisation for...
Profile of Michael Jacobson, general counsel for eBay Inc
Corporate Counsel
Savvy companies are leveraging nontraditional trademarks in the sports industry and beyond
Profile of Covance Inc. general counsel James Lovett
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