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More Women of Color Take On Big Law Leadership Roles
February 17, 2021, The American Lawyer
January 26, 2021, The National Law Journal
Beth Brinkmann spoke with The National Law Journal about her previous role as Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Division where she oversaw the Division’s nationwide appellate litigation. Ms. Brinkmann explained that, “The job provides the opportunity to represent countless federal agencies and officials and to handle a ...
January 25, 2021, PodBean
Ben Haley appeared on the ARC Insider podcast to share his insights on the impact of the U.S. Presidential election on Africa.
January 14, 2021, Law360
William Massey is quoted in Law360 regarding expectations of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission under a Biden Administration. Mr. Massey says, “I would expect the Democrats to ask FERC to take a somewhat more assertive role in taking greenhouse gas emissions into account in certificating pipelines and structuring the wholesale markets, and respecting state ...
Brexit reality bites: The new dawn of trade friction
January 9, 2021, RTE
Maree Gallagher spoke with RTE about food exports under the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement. Ms. Gallagher says, “The rules of origin are key to international trade. Where does something originate? The way you determine the origin of a product is where the last substantial process happened.” She adds, “If you're sending cheese to Donnybrook Fair or ...
For Bankers, 2020 Was a Bad Year to Have a Good Year
January 7, 2021, The Wall Street Journal
Carlo Kostka spoke with The Wall Street Journal about the financial growth banks and bankers experienced in 2020 despite the economic hardships of others in Europe. Mr. Kostka says banks will be alert to any backlash from politicians or customers, in a year when the gap between the rich and poor has widened. “The Covid crisis has created massive inequalities, ...
January 6, 2021, Commercial Dispute Resolution
Louise Freeman spoke with Commercial Dispute Resolution about the UK Supreme Court’s judgment in Mastercard v. Merricks, a decision with implications for the country’s class actions regime. Ms. Freeman says that the decision “breathes new life into the class action regime, under which no classes have been certified since it was introduced in 2015.” The ...
January 6, 2021, MedTech Insight
Scott Danzis is quoted in MedTech Insight regarding the FDA’s final guidance on its new Safer Technologies Program for Medical Devices (STeP) program, which is intended to provide additional support to developers of medical devices that significantly improve on existing products. Mr. Danzis says that STeP is a "welcome complement" to the FDA's Breakthrough ...
January 5, 2021, Law.com International
Louise Nash is quoted in Law.com International regarding the key life sciences and technology legal developments she expects to see in 2021. Ms. Nash senses there will be “high levels of activity across all areas, but particularly in life sciences and technology, which have generated a lot of corporate and regulatory work.” She adds, “Life sciences and ...
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