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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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Books, Movies and more: A Detailed List of Anti-Racism Resources

It is difficult to ignore the protests happening across the world this week over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man in Minneapolis. What is even more difficult to ignore is the pervasive racism faced daily by the black community. Understanding begins with all of us looking inward, reflecting on our own attitudes, and of course having difficult conversations with family and friends. Start by picking one book, one article or one podcast and hold yourself accountable.

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

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.

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.

Can Donald Trump Delay 2020 Election over mail-in voting? Experts say no.

President Donald Trump on Thursday raised the prospect of delaying the November election because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Legal experts were quick to point out that a president cannot lawfully delay a presidential election.

Coronavirus: between remote work and online classes

Millions of Americans and Europeans are now learning to cope with changes to their daily lives brought on by coronavirus precautions. From remote work to online classes, we all need to rethink our habits and response to the crisis.

The Law in the Age of COVID-19

The International Lawyer has prepared a special guide for law students and legal practitioners to help navigate through the coronavirus crisis. Subscribe today to our website in one click and receive your FREE Covid-19 Guide.

Australia’s bushfire smoke is traveling the globe, and the law is not catching it

Smoke from Australia’s bushfires has travelled far beyond its origins. Despite the proliferation of climate-related laws in recent decades, bushfire smoke has escaped regulation. In this new era of natural disaster and monster fires, our laws need a major update.  

Britney Spears free from conservatorship, judge rules

The 39-year-old pop star has been legally stripped of her ability to make her own financial and personal decisions for the past 13 years