President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, saying his decision to abandon the trade deal is “a great thing for the American…
Chinese human rights lawyer Xie Yang signed a false confession in detention in China after his captors beat him, deprived him of sleep and forced him into painful positions, according…
Paul McCartney is seeking a declaratory judgment that he is entitled to reclaim copyright interest in his early songs under termination provisions of the Copyright Act.
A new Chinese law regulating foreign nonprofits took effect on Sunday, and there is uncertainty about how it will affect an ABA initiative and other nongovernmental organizations in the country.
The media and lawyers wrestle with the question: Should some stories be forgotten? An uptick in requests has followed EU support for removing access to online info.
Dentons will eliminate approximately 25 jobs in the United Kingdom in preparation for the opening of its new shared-services hub in Warsaw, Poland. The hub, which officially launched on Monday,…
An Ecuadorean prosecutor questioned WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at the Ecuadorean embassy in London on Monday as part of Sweden’s investigation into allegations Assange committed rape in 2010.
Britain’s High Court of Justice unanimously ruled Thursday that Parliament must first approve the issuing of Article 50, the formal declaration to separate from the European Union.
LONDON—As the United Kingdom continues to operate in limbo after its historic vote to leave the European Union, law firms offer advice and counsel as their clients navigate the uncharted…
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Prime Minister Theresa May. Photograph courtesy Sputnik via AP
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to consider whether a U.S. border patrol agent can be sued by the family of a teen killed by the agent on the…
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