Across a wide variety of sectors, the growth of the AI industry and the intricacy and complexity of tasks that are now being assigned to “robots” and automated systems are beginning to cause concern.
Freezing injunctions are a highly effective weapon in litigation – one which can provoke swift settlements. However, given their draconian nature, the courts insist that strict criteria are met before they are granted.
Often associated with drug lords, Anne touches on cartels relate to antitrust law, how investigations are led in companies and what needs to happen in order for a settlement to occur. Are all cartels illegal? This is a question of definition. Nowadays, the term “cartel” is commonly used for an illegal agreement between competitors – […]
With China being an attractive market for corporations, Bruno discusses the complexities clients may face when trying to cross the bridge into China. Regarding transactions, what foundations are needed in order to build a strong bridge between Europe and Asia? Our firm has developed a bicultural team who provides efficient solutions to navigate the complex […]
The overall consensus is yes and no. While technology is very important in moving today's legal sectors forward, there will will undoubtedly always be a need for a human presence and personal connection with clients.
Smaller law firms are increasingly the focus in the race for mergers in 2019 now that many of the major players have already chosen their partners; but that doesn’t mean the challenges for leaders as they attempt to combine two, often very different, business cultures are any less pressing.
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