by Emily Rotondo | Jul 19, 2021
Partners David Ring and Tahlia Townsend have co-authored an article published in the World ECR Special Report, The China Question. The article is titled “Growing Pressure on U.S. Universities to Police Against Chinese Influence” and discusses the new set...
by Emily Rotondo | Jul 8, 2021
Partner Tahlia Townsend has written, “The Rising Tide of Maritime Financial Sanctions Risk,” which was recently published in Benedict’s Maritime Bulletin, Vol. 19, No. 2, Second Quarter 2021. The article addresses the rapidly increasing regulatory risk to the U.S. and...
by Emily Rotondo | Jul 6, 2021
Greetings, Court Fans! We trust you enjoyed a festive Fourth, but we all know summer can’t truly begin until the Supreme Court term comes to an end. The Nine closed up shop on Friday after their “clean-up conference,” granting cert in 10 new cases, including Carson v....
by Emily Rotondo | Jul 6, 2021
Let’s get right to it… At issue in Brnovich v. DNC were two restrictions in Arizona’s otherwise fairly permissive voting laws. First, some counties do not count in-person ballots cast on election day if they are cast in the wrong precinct. Second, mail-in ballots can...
by Emily Rotondo | Jul 1, 2021
Greetings, Court Fans! In the final day of OT20, the Court handed down its two biggest decisions of the term: In Brnovich v. Arizona (No. 19-1257), the Court held (in a 6-3 decision by Justice Alito, with Justice Kagan leading the dissent), that two of Arizona’s...
