With the US making the intersection of national security and technology a priority, investors should pay attention to the dollars flooding into these sectors.
As the Defend Trade Secrets Act, or DTSA, approaches its 10th anniversary, practitioners and courts are still wrestling with how a plaintiff must identify its alleged trade secrets before discovery begins.
If the UK wants to lead in the clean-tech race, it will need to treat both fiscal policy and energy security as the twin foundations of industrial change.
A New York court made clear in a divorce ruling that, when assets are held in tax-efficient trusts, equitable tax treatment is inseparable from equitable distribution.
Artificial intelligence tools can enhance corporate negotiations mainly through their potential to reduce friction between parties before it threatens the entire deal.
The SEC’s move to allow public companies to adopt mandatory arbitration provisions could sharply reduce securities class actions, but federal legislation and future leadership will determine the long-term impact.
US companies facing competing mandates on diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging initiatives must work to navigate a maze of regulatory frameworks while staying true to their values.
The outcome of a claim refiled in New York, centered on Nazis’ alleged theft of a Jewish family’s Vincent van Gogh painting, will depend on the plaintiff’s ability to demonstrate diligence and meet the state’s evidentiary thresholds.
It was a bit of a surprise when the firm Ropes & Gray announced last month it will be sticking with its one-tier partnership model. Is this a sign that the trend toward non-equity partners is starting to reverse? Not according to today’s guests on our podcast, On The Merits.
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