Today Alston & Bird LLP released their latest Privacy Security Advisory: Even More EU Data Regulation: The Network Information Security Directive. The advisory which focuses
In February, Google’s announced it would be eliminating right side ads on its Search Engine Results Page (SERP). The announcement has since sent a shockwave
The explosions rocked Brussels. But they rocked me too. I was in Dubai and had just sat down at a meeting. The guy said to
I live in what is called the Pentagon: the centre of the city of Brussels. Not the EU quarter, but downtown in the heart of
For most carnivores, there is arguably no plate that bacon has become more synonymous with than breakfast and brunch dishes. Few meat eaters can really
Congratulations to Steven Zalesin of Patterson Belknap for being named Litigation Daily‘s Litigator of the Week for March 24, 2016.
LEVICK Senior Vice President Jack Deschauer, an expert on the corporate governance challenges facing financial services institutions, discusses “What’s Next?” for so-called “non-banks.” Jack, what’s
Congratulations to James Rouhandeh of Davis Polk for being named Litigation Daily‘s Litigator of the Week for March 17, 2016.
Jessica Alba’s eco-friendly household, baby, and skincare products company took another hit last week when the Wall Street Journal published a story alleging that it
Anyone who has studied past instances of Japanese corporate crises is likely familiar with the saying kusai mono ni wa futa o shiro. Loosely translated:
The big news coming out of the primaries last week was Bernie Sanders’ upset win against Hillary Clinton in Michigan. What was covered much less,
One of the big stories coming out of the political world this week was Bernie Sanders’ upset win in Michigan—a state which most pundits expected
