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China has, for the first time, invoked a law targeting companies that comply with foreign sanctions it rejects, escalating a pushback against the U.S. blacklisting of several oil refineries over purchases of Iranian crude.Read More
By Krishna N. Das and Tora Agarwala NEW DELHI, May 4 (Reuters) – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party was set on Monday to record substantial victories in state elections, an outcome that could accelerate its landmark policies like uniform civil laws and infrastructure building, political …Read More
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party was set on Monday to record substantial victories in state elections, an outcome that could accelerate its landmark policies like uniform civil laws and infrastructure building, political leaders and analysts said.Read More
An attorney was killed Saturday in Phoenix, and his son-in-law has been taken into custody, according to Baltimore County Police.Read More
Isa Peña, director of strategy at Innovation Law Lab, joins us to share more about what the laws will do and the difference they’re expected to make for immigrant communities in Oregon.Read More
Since DOJ announced that state-legal medical marijuana would move to Schedule III, commentary has been relentless. Here are the facts, and what you need to know today.Read More
Most interpersonal conflicts within law firms are resolved quietly behind closed doors, but in the era of social media, staff and lawyers are increasingly turning to social media to air their grievances.Read More
A major shift could be coming to the way millions of Americans use walmart self checkout, as a new proposal in California aims to tighten rules, restrictRead More
An attorney was killed Saturday in Phoenix, and his son-in-law has been taken into custody, according to Baltimore County Police.Read More
The video was shared with the caption that even after four months in the city, she is still not over how it manages to function so well.Read More