For years, many platforms treated unilateral online terms updates as a checklist item: revise the terms, post the new version, email notice, and ...

India has made real progress in arbitration in the last decade. It now has stronger laws, more supportive courts and new ...

Rajasthan Housing Board is a valuable reminder that courts must not confuse the doctrine of precedent with the rule of res judicata. The judgment shows that even where another court has taken a ...

One family’s experience with attorneys Nick Abaza, Jorge Borunda, and Michael Trevino offers a cautionary example for Texas consumers navigating probate and estate disputes.

When reviewing a 75+ page consumer loan sale agreement, you slow-pedal some provisions and fast-pedal others. You’re more focused on the ...

New data by the Transnational Institute reveal how an increase in lawsuits by foreign investors is undermining government efforts to protect natural resources and human rights in Latin America and the ...

Simultaneous tax disputes before domestic courts and international tribunals can produce conflicting outcomes. The article proposes binding arbitration and legal coordination to resolve the ...

Empirical SCOTUS is a recurring series by Adam Feldman that looks at Supreme Court data, primarily in the form of opinions and oral arguments, to provide insights into the justices’ decision making ...

Louise Woods, Kimberley Taieb and Elena Guillet, Vinson & Elkins, examine developments in the critical minerals conversation ...

At the dawn of the Space Age, then President-elect John F. Kennedy spoke to the American people of “a new frontier” of ...

China’s strengthened anti foreign sanctions regime is set for more assertive enforcement in 2026, heightening the need for foreign businesses to adopt agile, coordinated compliance strategies.

Energy businesses are facing a sharper, faster‑moving risk landscape, writes Stuart Clubb. Geopolitical tension, cyber ...