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Russia | 05/29/2019
- Technology Survey: Cost constraints
- United Kingdom | 06/12/2019
- BEWARE OF TRANSFER PRICING AUDIT RISKS IN CHINA
- China | 06/07/2019
- Fore! An Interesting Copyright and Trademark Default Judgment
- United States | 06/05/2019
- Doxing the age of social media
- United States | 06/05/2019
- State fees for invitation letters must be paid directly by inviting company
- Russia | 05/29/2019
- Supreme Court Rules That Judges Must Decide Preemption of Failure-to-Warn Claims
- United States | 05/24/2019
- Italy – Citizenship scam
- Italy | 05/24/2019
- USA Update: engaging women in wealth management
- United States | 05/22/2019
- Conservation finance
- United States | 05/21/2019
- San Francisco (USA) prohibits the use of facial recognition by public security agencies
- United States | 05/17/2019
Legal Articles
- Uncharted territory — the UK sets sail towards regulation of ‘Online Harms’
- By Huw Evans (UK) | Last week, the UK Home Secretary unveiled tough new plans to regulate social media platforms in the White Paper ‘Online Harms’ (the Paper). The Paper sets out a regulatory framework to tackle illegal and harmful online activity, in a flagship move which will require careful attention from social media platforms operating in the UK.
United Kingdom | 04/18/2019
