The complexities that state and local taxes (SALT) present can be daunting, hence the necessity for frequent updates on these legislations and policies. At times, the sheer velocity of change in this area almost feels confusing. The current state of play reveals some noteworthy SALT developments in several states. The details of these changes, of…
Last month, esteemed legal industry thought-leaders gathered in an engaging discussion on the challenges and transformative trends within the legal profession, aptly titled “The New Legal Paradigm: Challenges, Trends, and Strategies for Success.” Regarded as eminent voices within this sphere, both David Lat, author of the insightful newsletter Original Jurisdiction, and the founding author of…
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) has been garnering more attention in recent months, and for good reason. This critical legal adjustment is set to go into effect on the 1st of January, 2024, prompting a necessary preemptive action for many businesses both domestically and internationally. Is your corporation prepared? As highlighted in the Family Office…
In the most recent issue of Plugged In, the newsletter vol.1 no.8, the newsletter explores the vital role that government at all levels has in the rapid transition from Internal Combustion Engines (ICE) to Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs). The first article in this issue, aptly titled “Government’s Critical Role in Transition to EVs – An…
Down the avenue of healthcare innovation, one pivotal obstacle persistently halts the integration of clinical trials into standard clinical care at hospitals. The problematic roadblock? An intricate array of regulatory vistas, institutional attitudes, and financial nonlinearities. While the potential for a symbiotic relationship of beneficial exchange between pharma companies and research hospitals is colossal, a…
Space law, the body of law governing space-related activities, remains a complex yet largely unexplored legal frontier. This rapidly evolving practice area is seeing new regulatory developments and policy updates that can impact traditional and emerging space-related businesses. From the legal implications of satellite usage and space tourism to the broader issue of extraterrestrial explorations,…
The esteemed law firm Morrison & Foerster’s State and Local Government Task Force continues to make inroads into producing insightful and timely digests through its bimonthly newsletter. Now in its October 2023 edition, this particular newsletter provides a comprehensive summary of the most important and intriguing developments across the nation from an array of state…
In the current landscape of global corporate finance, many legal professionals turn to Katten’s Financial Markets and Funds Quick Take, a highly regarded monthly newsletter. The newsletter highlights crucial, noteworthy developments that could impact financial markets and funds. For legal teams in the corporate sector, staying informed about changes in financial markets is crucial. The…
In an unexpected turn of events at New York University’s School of Law (NYU Law), the whole Student Bar Association (SBA) has resigned, rendering the prestigious institution without its formally appointed student representation. This unexpected development transpired in the aftermath of a controversial incident involving the then president of NYU Law’s SBA, Ryna Workman, and…
In an unexpected turn of events, the Student Bar Association (SBA) at New York University’s School of Law has disbanded following a controversy surrounding a pro-Palestine message sent out by its former president. The message, delivered via the SBA newsletter on October 10, led to the departure of all seven members of the SBA, including…
In last week’s roundup of stories that generated the most interest on Law360, several law firms, expert analyses and compelling narratives were highlighted as influential movers within the legal arena. While this recap serves to spark interest amongst legal professionals anew, it also provides a firm grasp on some of the most impactful legal discourse…
Environmental legislation has played a prominent role in the legal landscape throughout 2023. With an increased focus on climate change and air toxins, the Biden administration has unveiled a series of proposed rulemakings under the Clean Air Act. Following an in-depth examination of these newly proposed alterations, legal professionals and air experts have provided their…
The Paris office of Hogan Lovells has released its monthly legislative and regulatory newsletter, which encapsulates the legislative and regulatory news for September 2023. This information is being communicated for informational purposes and does not purport to be exhaustive or constitute legal advice. The entire information is provided on their website. Unfortunately, the full text…
Today’s Legaltech Week episode will be live at 3 p.m., offering another insightful session where top journalists and bloggers will outline the latest headlines in legal technology and innovation. Today’s panel contribution will come from Kristin Calve, Publisher and Editor of Corporate Counsel Business Journal and the Pinhawk newsletters. She will share her recent experience…
As Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) establishes a solid foothold in the legal sector, legal professionals across the globe are shifting towards comprehensive education to evolve in conjunction with this technological revolution. This pivotal transformation is tracked week by week in the Law.com Barometer newsletter, produced by the ALM Global Newsroom and Legalweek, presenting the most…
According to a recent Associated Press analysis of Federal Election Commission records, the political fundraising machine led by former President Donald Trump may be in breach of US campaign finance regulations. The operation is said to have used donor money to pay nearly $37 million to more than 60 law firms and individual lawyers since…
Davis Polk & Wardwell, the prominent law firm, has rescinded job offers previously extended to three law students who held leadership positions in student organizations that endorsed controversial statements following the destructive Hamas terrorist attack in Israel. These students, enrolled at Columbia and Harvard, were mentioned in an internal email sent by Davis Polk’s chair,…
FTX Trading Ltd. founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s trial continues for the 11th day, as reported by Law360 reporters. As one of the most anticipated trials of the year, the court proceedings have attracted significant attention from the legal industry and beyond. Detailed insights into the day’s events can be found in Law360’s live coverage. The trial…
David Lat, a seasoned legal journalist and writer, has announced the launch of his new column ‘Exclusive Jurisdiction’ for Bloomberg Law. The column promises nuanced interpretation of news, trends, and legal personalities shaping the profession today. This initiative was launched amidst the rush of several high-profile trials including the Department of Justice’s antitrust case against…
Law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell recently rescinded job offers to three law students from Harvard and Columbia universities. The move was in response to controversial statements made by organizations that these students were part of, relating to the Hamas attack on Israel. Bloomberg Law had access to a statement made by the firm. In…
This week has seen a flurry of major developments in climate policy. Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP brings us their comprehensive overview of the week’s events, outlining the latest news in regulatory changes and hearing schedules. This update serves as a vital resource for those in the corporate world looking to stay informed…
Recent controversy surrounding an NYU law student’s comments critical of Israel has raised serious questions in the legal community. Ryna Workman reportedly lost an employment offer with Winston & Strawn due to her remarks, leading to a white-hot debate over free speech, corporate values, and potential repercussions for legal professionals voicing contentious viewpoints. In a…
Keeping abreast of legal and regulatory developments is critical for professionals within law firms, corporate institutions, and particularly those involved in Consumer Financial Services. Regulatory transformations and legislative shifts can greatly impact how businesses operate, and staying informed is not only wise, it’s essential. In this context, Troutman Pepper’s recent Weekly Consumer Financial Services Newsletter…
As legal professionals navigating the world of consumer protection, we must be thoroughly acquainted with the latest activities, rulings, and upcoming regulatory measures. As part of that commitment to stay informed, let us dive into the recent Wiley Consumer Protection update posted on October 17, 2023. This newsletter, according to its meta description, provides an…
On October 31st, the stakeholders of the legal world, particularly those fielding questions around the intricacies of charitable gifts, real estate as inventory, and an array of fiduciary income tax issues, will find their concerns addressed in an educational webinar. This webinar, organized by Thompson Coburn LLP, focuses on specific issues drawing from Steve Gorin’s…