Menard Ntouko
Recent news developments surrounding the president of the United States and his personal attorney, Michael Cohen, raise the question of the attorney-client privilege in the United States and abroad. Commonly known under Cameroonian
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LLM Staff Writer
The 5th African Leadership Forum (ALF) in Kigali, Rwanda marked a massive call for African countries to reclaim their finances in an ethical manner and to support themselves internally with the rich resources
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LLM Staff Writer
The sexual harassment and retaliation case Ravina v. Columbia University came to a close after over two contentious weeks at trial. A New York jury decided to award plaintiff Enrichetta Ravina a total
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LLM Staff Writer
In the field of law, firms tend to be male-dominated and white, especially in senior management. Paulette Brown is out to change this. She was recently appointed a Senior Partner at Locke Lord,
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LLM Articles Editor
According to a decision by the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”), Christian Louboutin maintains the right to trademark his shoes’ signature red soles, thus protecting a principle characteristic of his
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LLM Staff Writer
After months of suspicion and uncertainty, Temple University has required that Moshe Porat, dean of its Fox School of Business, leave his position. The decision resulted from supported claims that he allowed years’
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LLM Staff Writer
DLA Piper recently announced its addition of Manokore Attorneys, a premier law firm in Zimbabwe. As a result of this new member firm, DLA Piper now reaches across 20 countries in Africa. DLA
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LLM Law Review
Just another day at big law, or is it? Lawyers move on, find new legal homes but some homes collapse, others build a second story. We’ll stop with house analogy here. Nonetheless, maybe
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