Using Contractual Frameworks to Comply with US Forced Labor Regulations
Contractual frameworks such as the Model Contract Clauses to Protect Workers in International Supply Chains are key tools to use in a company’s responsible p ...
Contractual frameworks such as the Model Contract Clauses to Protect Workers in International Supply Chains are key tools to use in a company’s responsible p ...
This article brings clarity to the recent storm of activity (the CTA was enjoined by a district court and then that injunction was lifted) and offers guidance ...
Frameworks and standards can be useful tools for aligning on technical requirements when writing contracts—but knowing how to use them appropriately is key.
This interview with Ian McDougall, former general counsel of LexisNexis, explains why Rule of Law matters.
Leaders in corporate venture capital discuss its evolving landscape, from investment deal strategy to educating the VC field on the benefits CVC can offer.
Corporate Law update, Jan. 2025: Corporate Transparency Act on Hold Until Further Notice—SCOTUS Stays One Injunction, but Another Still in Effect.
A video introduction to fraud carve-outs in M&A agreements and the issues parties consider when defining fraud, such as whose knowledge matters.
A review of notable bankruptcy litigation decisions of the past year in the US Supreme Court and each circuit, providing a guide for practitioners.
Following best practices for board meeting minutes helps establish an accurate record and evidence of compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
This sample template for businesses procuring AI systems highlights pro-buyer contractual terms to adequately protect access to and use of vendors’ systems.
This article provides a comparative analysis of two prominent business structures: the limited liability company (“LLC”) in…
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Read More“Dear Alex,” a column created by the ABA Business Law Section’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) Committee, is…
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Read MoreThis article is Part IV of the Musings on Contracts series by Glenn D. West, which explores the unique contract law issues the…
Read MoreABA Model Rule 4.2 is seeing an apparent renewed emphasis in 2022. Rule 4.2—commonly known as the “no…
May 26, 2021 was a landmark day for Big Oil. Its inner sanctums were put on notice by stakeholders that…
[lwptoc numeration="none"] Public companies in a number of sectors have recently experienced a significant…
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Every year, I teach a biotechnology practicum to a class of second- and third-year law students enrolled…
As artificial intelligence (“AI”) becomes more prevalent in business processes and service delivery…
Neelambera is a Partner in the competition and antitrust practice of Lakshmikumaran…
Adam Maarec is a Partner in the Financial Institutions Compliance group at McGlinchey…
Alex Romain is a leading national trial lawyer with nearly 25 years of experience…
Mary A. Francis is corporate secretary and chief governance officer for Chevron Corporation,…