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EU Legal Path to the Use of Russian Frozen Assets for Ukraine Aid

Uncover how the EU leverages frozen assets to bolster Ukraine's aid initiatives. Explore the legal avenues underpinning this strategic move, ensuring compliance and efficacy. Stay informed on the latest developments as the EU utilizes frozen funds to support Ukraine's recovery.

The Complexities of Love: Unraveling the Intricacies of Annulment

The world of love and marriage can sometimes feel like a labyrinth of emotions, legalities, and societal expectations. Looking for help in Las Vegas? Rosenblum Allen can help!

Supreme Court Strikes Down Student Loan Forgiveness Program

Keywords: Supreme Court Student Loan The justices ruled in two cases challenging President Joe Biden’s authority to forgive federal student loans under a 2003 law...

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Brexit: Farewell United Kingdom

It is Brexit Day: the United Kingdom is officially leaving the European Union. Along its history, the UK has always been skeptical of the EU, so what does that mean for today and tomorrow? A farewell post to the United Kingdom.

Big Tech In Trouble: New Global Antitrust Laws in Sight?

Big Tech In Trouble: Will we Have New Global Antitrust Law in 2020?

What future for ISDS in the European Union

What happened to Investor-State Dispute Settlement? It has been a turbulent few years for ISDS, and yet the question remains : what is the future of investor-state arbitration in the European Union?

What is Juneteenth ? The push to make it a State Holiday

Close to two dozen major law firms have announced work holidays June 19—known as Juneteenth—to commemorate the end of U.S. slavery and to encourage employees to reflect on racism. Other firms will likely follow suit this year, eager to signal their commitment to racial justice amid the protests sparked by George Floyd’s death. So what is Juneteenth and why is it important? Here’s what you need to know.

Supreme Court rules on Gerrymandering and Census citizenship question

On Thursday, a divided Supreme Court ruled on gerrymandering and census citizenship question.

TikTok’s problems are piling up: Trump’s ban, China’s new laws and the use of data

When TikTok inked a massive lease in Times Square in May, the deal generated great hopes for the office market. Since then, the Chinese government introduced a controversial national security law in Hong Kong, pushing the U.S. government to consider a ban on the 800-million user app.

A Foolproof Guide to Finding the Best Immigration Lawyer

Immigrating to the United States can be an exciting time but sometimes can be complicated. That is why you might consider finding lawyers who specialize in immigration to help you along the way. A great immigration lawyer will make the process of immigrating to the US much easier. They will be aware of the common pitfalls you might encounter and will also explain how you can avoid committing violations that may lead to deportation.

U.S. Supreme Court can’t determine who leaked draft Dobbs opinion

Earlier on Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court issued an investigative report, announcing that it could not identify who leaked a draft opinion overturning Roe...

That’s a Wrap: Legal Analysis of the Trump Impeachment Trial

President Trump is set for acquittal. Ahead of the State of Union, we review the Impeachment Trial of Donald J. Trump under a legal point of view. Witnesses, evidence, ethics, the scene of a not-so-ordinary trial