International Law

New Attorneys

From the UK to the USA: Facilitating the American Dream

Emily Johnson

As a US attorney practicing in the UK, I have found clients value receiving US immigration advice from an attorney based in their time zone who understands their background, culture, and needs.

New Attorneys

Brexit and COVID-19: Harsh Realities for Junior Lawyers in the UK

Matthew Allan

Brexit and COVID-19 have combined to create an unpredictable legal landscape, and some say the impact will be more significant than the 2008 financial crash.

Space

Satellite Monitoring of Cultural Heritage in Conflict Zones

Dr. Susan Penacho

ASOR CHI investigates and reports on cultural destruction by using high-resolution satellite imagery, information from local stakeholders, media reports, and open source information.

Career

Benefits of a Legal Assignment in England

Richard Johnson

A secondment in London provided me with an excellent introduction to English and European law and business.

New Attorneys

I Was a Legal Observer in Guantánamo Bay

Matthew Cowherd

Legal observers witness the prosecution of some of the most significant criminal trials in the world.

Professional Development

Lawyers in Other Lands

A non-exhaustive, brief swing around the globe highlighting many of the similarities and a few of the differences we share with our colleagues around the world.

New Attorneys

An Overview of the Evolution and Enforcement of Antitrust Laws in the European Union and United States

Jessica Hayashi

Historical and cultural distinctions have influenced the evolution and enforcement of US and EU antitrust law.

New Attorneys

Antitrust Law in the United States and European Union

Sanford M. Pastroff and Tilman Kuhn

US and EU law diverge significantly in their treatment of the dealings between suppliers and retailers.