The Drug and Device blog has a valuable new post for those on the defense side in drug and device litigation. They compiled and linked to...

The Morrison ruling pushed overseas many securities claims formerly brought in the US. It’s a classic example of "be careful what you...

The UKSC has a brief but interesting article on air pollution issues reaching the UK Supreme Court. It’s always good to get a reminder...

Courtesy of Paul Karlsgodt of the ClassActionBlawg, a link to Baker & Hostetler’s compendium of privacy laws from 40 nations. Paul is a...

Winds of change are blowing. Last year, a widely respected business law professor wrote a little book titled "The Shareholder Value...

DRI’s For the Defense for February 2013 includes an interesting article on Switzerland’s hostility to non-Swiss persons taking testimony...

Open access to information. It’s a prime tenet of the Internet. It’s fostering science through wide and virtually instant communication...

The practice of law continues to evolve alongside globalization. Now, persons embarking on a legal education may choose a course of study...

There are many things happening in the world of lawsuits against sovereigns, and the top of the list includes claims and collections...

Even China is starting to act on the recognition of the long-term costs and risks of pollution. Over the past few decades, the nation’s...

From OpinioJuris: "The University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law will host a symposium entitled: Mass Torts in a Shrinking...

The UKSC blog has an interesting new post with links to some background information about the English Arbitration Act of 1996 and other...

An article highlighted this week on Mondaq brings news that Italy has a newish statute requiring certified email addresses for government...

Corporate Counsel this morning includes an article asserting that US style lobbying will be increasing in Europe. One example arises...

This post at Opinio Juris provides a paragraph about an upcoming event by – and links to – a group hoping to create a World...

Amazing how bad decisions can extend themselves. For any easy example, think about athletes that make one mistake and then immediately...

A New York Times article takes Delaware to task for racing to the bottom as a home for tax dodging and corporate secrecy. One Delaware...

The UK Supreme Court heard argument last week in a case raising important issues about when the courts of the UK and Wales will accept...

Corporate Counsel has an interesting new post on Canada’s impending anti-spam law. It’s interesting because it’s an opt-in regime which ...

A new post by Michael Goldhaber at AmLaw provides a fascinating story regarding efforts to sue regarding alleged mining company...