Is Arming Libya Rebels Legal?
According to the March 30th guardian.co.uk article, “Arming Libya rebels not allowed by UN resolutions, legal experts warn”, lawyers analyzing…
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Law Schools Offering More Opportunities to Study Abroad
As the world becomes increasingly global, America’s law schools are offering more opportunities for students to learn about international law,…
UK to Ban Export of Capital Punishment Drug
There is a domestic shortage of the anesthetic thiopental sodium, which is used for lethal injections in every state but…
Cadwalader Announces Launch of International Legal Center
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP proudly announces the launch of the Cadwalader International Law and Litigation Center, an on-line hub…
Stephen Zack Takes Over as ABA President
The reins of the American Bar Association were handed over this week when President Carolyn B. Lamm passed the gavel…
Littler Snags New International Employment Leader
EarthTimes: Former head of Nixon Peabody’s International Labor and Employment specialty team, Philip M. Berkowitz, will join Littler Mendelson to…
Feulner Returns to Chadbourne & Parke as Special Counsel
The international law firm of Chadbourne & Parke LLP announced today Gary R. Feulner has rejoined the firm as senior…
Baker Taps Partner From Brazil As Global Chairman
The Times: Baker & McKenzie has appointed Eduardo Leite, a partner from its Sao Paolo office, as its global chairman. …
The Soviet Union Fell in 1991 — But Nobody Told the Belarusians
Last March, prominent US human rights lawyer Emanuel Zeltser drank a cup of coffee in a London cafe. The next…
Man Beats Wife, Blames Airline
A husband and wife are suing United Airlines for "overserving" alcohol during a flight from Osaka, Japan to San Francisco,…