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When “We’re All Family” Ends in a Corporate Divorce
Source: YouTubeSummaryCo-Author: David PruittWhy should related companies lawyer-up to protect themselves when entering a contract to manage an oil and gas property? The question is not rhetorical. Mesquite Energy, Inc. v. Sanchez Oil & Gas Corporation is a...
FDA Has Two Recall Pages. One Is a Bulletin Board, One Is the Record, and Neither Gives You a Number You Can Trust.
Every so often someone asks me why a recall they saw all over the news barely exists in FDA’s files, or why a recall they stumbled on in an FDA database never made the news at all. The answer is that FDA keeps two recall lists. They are built differently, they...
Egg Yolk Compounds Show Brain Cell Benefits
Egg yolk compounds protected laboratory brain cells from oxidative damage.
Still Time to Join Us For The 2026 Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference (Oct. 14-16, 2026, London)
Spots are filling up, so if you are even thinking about it, here’s the complete agenda for the 2026 Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference, October 14-16, 2026, in London. This marks the third time the Conference has gone international (see also Beijing...
Variable Capital, Variable Choices: A tale of two VCC regimes
Summary: Variable Capital Companies (VCCs) have emerged as a key structuring tool for wealth and asset management. The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) recently introduced its VCC framework earlier this year, joining Singapore, which has had a similar...
APAC Privacy Update: Major Regulatory Developments in Vietnam, South Korea and Indonesia Set the Stage for Enhanced Privacy Enforcement
Across the Asia-Pacific region, privacy and cybersecurity regulation continues to evolve rapidly, with regulators increasingly moving from legislative build-out to practical compliance and enforcement. Recent developments in Vietnam, South Korea and Indonesia...
Your questions answered on the EU and UK customs reforms
The European Union has politically agreed on the most ambitious overhaul of its customs framework since the customs union was established in 1968. Across the Channel, the United Kingdom is pursuing its own, though earlier-stage, customs modernisation agenda, the first...
Marine Corps turns to virtual battlefield to train troops for drone warfare
The Marine Corps is fielding a new drone simulator at training sites from North Carolina to Okinawa, giving Marines a way to practice tactics involving attack drones and electronic warfare without expending aircraft or risking personnel.
US, Japan and South Korea launch drills as North Korea unveils nuclear-capable warship
The U.S., Japan and South Korea kicked off the Freedom Edge exercise, which incorporates air, naval and cyberspace drills designed to improve the three countries’ ability to work together against North Korean missile threats and other regional challenges.