The DIFC Employment Law came into force on 14 January 2020 amending the DIFC Law No. 2 of 2019. The principal purpose of the amendment […]
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A Trivial Case | California Construction Law Blog
By Garret Murai, October 31, 2022 Construction defect cases leading to physical injury are rarely trivial, at least in the eyes of the injured party, […]
The frozen falafel-spread outbreak of E. coli O121 appears over, according to CDC
A multistate outbreak of E. coli O121 infections, first reported around Oct. 7, is over, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Thursday (Dec. 1) reported. […]
Sure, There is Inflation, But How Stupid Can You Get?
For you people who think inflation only occurs in the United States, the above chart may help you understand that inflation is a worldwide phenomenon. […]
The Dream of Scalable Democracy – Dylan Pahman
They—I’m looking at you, Tip O’Neill—say all politics is local. “They” are wrong. But they should be right. If all politics were really local, voter […]
Ropes & Gray Advises Xeris Biopharma in Research Collaboration with Horizon Therapeutics
Ropes & Gray represented Xeris Biopharma in a research collaboration and option agreement with Horizon Therapeutics. Under the agreement announced on November 23, Xeris will use its proprietary formulation […]
Support to Ukraine, strengthening aid to Bosnia and Herzegovina
A two-day meeting of foreign ministers of NATO members, whose focus will be on strengthening support for Ukraine in its fight against the Russian invasion, […]
Loyal Clients | Moving Law Firm Clients from “Satisfied” to “Loyal”
Turning satisfied clients into loyal clients will make your practice more profitable and more enjoyable. Recently, Delta Air Lines quietly announced a change to the […]
Law Firm Conflicts News — Earplug Bankruptcy Conflict Cleared (With a Catch), Whistleblower Conflict Called, Private Equity/Finance/Auction Conflicts Management
“Texas Doc Claims Atty Had Conflict In Whistleblower Case” — “A Texas doctor who was hit with a judgment of more than $2.5 million is […]
Ukraine crisis could transform the future of neutrality
The writer directs the Center on the US and Europe at the Brookings Institution Wealthy, neutral, sheltered from aggressive or impecunious neighbours by craggy mountain […]