The collision of geopolitics, technology, and legal shifts is creating unprecedented challenges for businesses of all sizes – and their legal advisors.
All of these examples are actual examples of the technology that has been live in the Chinese justice system for at least five years.
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Companies shouldn’t dare think of cutting back on equity and justice at a time like this, but rather, double down.
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What's most interesting about these two NYT Jones Day stories is just how different the upshot of each is.
Are corporate customers able to adequately assess the risk they face in engaging with particular law firms?
Only when you know what matters to you will you be able to look out and see if your values are reflected in the individual lawyers and law firms you are considering working with.
The last thing an enterprise wants is to wind up in the news for using business partners who themselves are making headlines due to unaligned ethical choice.
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The political context of everything matters.
In the past decade, the Commonwealth has evolved from a way for the U.K. to create its own economic and soft-power spheres of influence with former colonies into a larger organization focused on trade among its members.
What’s most interesting is that lawyers from Jones Day, Morgan Lewis, DLA Piper, Cooley, and other major firms are now forbidden from entering Russia -- for life.
Companies talk about being 'represented' by particular lawyers. Shouldn’t those lawyers match their values?