Olivia Giacomo
In an increasingly globalized world, understanding how law is practiced in different countries is indispensable. This comprehensive perspective is especially important in New York City, where many cultures and traditions interact on a
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Firly Permata
In an era of rapid development and advancement of technology and communication, the government of Indonesia has made significant efforts to protect against the threat of cybercrime, such as enacting laws, regulations, and
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Remu Ogaki, Esq.
The thoughts reflected in this piece stem from over 10,000+ hours of Japanese-language E-Discovery related projects based in Tokyo, Los Angeles, Phoenix, New York and Washington, DC. As a lawyer licensed to
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Tracy Greenwood, Esq.
You know when you’re in the company of the top international attorneys, educators, and thought leaders. The Tokyo Summit on December 13, 2018 at the luxurious Mandarin Oriental was one of those rare
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Arthur Duarte
The protection of data privacy in Brazil started in 2014 due to Law n° 12.965, which established principles and duties regarding the use of the internet. The law offers guidelines regarding issues such
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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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