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Sustainability practice co-lead Rachel Saltzman delves into how Hunton Andrews Kurth is continuing to advise clients on ESG issues despite regulatory rollbacks in the US
As ESG strategies become politically charged, companies face mounting legal exposure — from shareholder activism to federal rollbacks
The reform presents a number of challenges for investors, particularly for the renewables sector as investment may be disincentivised
New hires were made across the private credit, PE and corporate practices in New York, San Francisco, Palo Alto and Hong Kong
Following the passage of the first stablecoin bill in the US, partners at Greenberg Traurig, Winston & Strawn and Paul Hastings unpack client reactions and the complexities it introduces
The completed merger between McDermott Will & Emery and Schulte Roth & Zabel creates a new law firm with more than 1,750 attorneys and 20 offices worldwide
As the FCA finalises changes to its capital markets regulation, we speak to partners at Paul Hastings and Cleary Gottlieb to discuss the impact of the new Prospectus Rules
New York-based capital markets lawyer Jessica Chen discusses the biggest misconceptions about being a lawyer and why self-starters and boot-strappers inspire her
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Sponsored by Riquito AdvogadosMacau’s lack of a legal framework with regard to exercising the right to unionise and go on strike is finally being addressed. Bruno Almeida and Paulo Alves Teixeira of Riquito Advogados consider the enacting legislation -
Sponsored by Stevenson, Wong & Co.As interest and activity in Hong Kong’s virtual asset environment surges, Rodney Teoh of Stevenson, Wong & Co. explains how the special administrative region is embracing innovation while protecting investors
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Sponsored by Papapolitis & PapapolitisNikolas Katsaros and Maria Karabella of Papapolitis & Papapolitis cast a critical eye over a new law purportedly attempting to modernise the regulatory framework regarding pledges and another introducing a digital transaction levy
