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JDSupra: ESG Litigation in Europe
April 07, 2021
JDSupra has published a paper describing the significant rise of ESG litigation in Europe over the last decade as well as the causes of the recent spike in the EU and UK.
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Brookings: Beijing’s Two Voices in Telecommunications
April 07, 2021
As China’s influence continues to rapidly grow within telecommunications, the Brookings Institution has published a report in order to define the core differences between the contradicting messaging the Chinese promote on information technology (IT) depending on whether the communication is in country or international.
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China is Becoming a Risk For Western Companies
April 05, 2021
Companies increasingly weigh the risk of doing business with Beijing as public concern mounts over human rights violations in the Chinese region of Xinjiang.
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Multiple Companies Attack Georgia’s new election laws
April 02, 2021
Multiple companies from Apple to Delta are attacking Georgia’s new election laws, calling them «unacceptable », but remain hesitant to speak out against China's human rights violations, where they continue to do business.
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Experts Suggest New Laws to Combat Surveillance Capitalism
March 31, 2021
A panel of academics met recently at the South by Southwest conference to discuss how laws addressing surveillance capitalism, in particular how much data can be collected, should be established in order to protect Americans.
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