Guiding Your Next Big Move
By: Pablo Urioste Bilateral Investment Treaties (“BITs”) are agreements between two governments to afford certain protections to the investors…
By: Thabiso Faith Mutumhe On March 1, 2026, China’s amended Arbitration Law took effect, marking the first substantive…
By: Lola Campbell On May 13, 2025, the District Court for the Southern District of New York ordered defendants, OpenAI,…
By: Khushi Palan As cities grapple with housing shortages and rising rents, local governments are increasingly cracking down on short-term…
By: Nicholas Yun The 2026 Winter Olympics brought an unexpected legal controversy to the ice rink: music copyright licensing.[1] Several…
By: Francesca Jaubert When President Trump’s second term in office began, he issued multiple executive orders to address two separate…
By: Jasveen Kaur Commercial surrogacy has rapidly expanded into a multibillion-dollar industry, shaped by advances in assisted reproductive technologies and…
By: Ariana Rokneddini Traditionally, a whistleblower is a member of an organization who exposes illegal misconduct that is occurring within…
By: David Stout Mere hours before any formal announcement by the U.S. government, one Polymarket user initiated a trade to…
By: Lauren E. Smith The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments for Enbridge v. Nessel[1] this upcoming February.[2]…
By: Natalia Baigorri On November 19, 2025, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (“OECD”) released the 2025 update…
By: Kobain Radzat-Lockwood In early December of 2024, xAI, the company behind X (formerly Twitter), introduced an artificial intelligence (AI)…
