Author: Roy Strom

Welcome back to the Big Law Business column. I’m Roy Strom, and today we look at whether Big Law firms will take investment from private equity funds. Sign up for Business & Practice, a free morning newsletter from Bloomberg Law.Read More

A government that openly embraces violence against Palestinians has now enshrined into law a policy of lethal force, says B’Tselem’s executive director, Yuli NovakRead More

A collection of food trade groups are discouraging states from forcing companies to publicize how they determine ingredients are safe for public consumption without regulatory review.Read More

Virginia updates laws on EV chargers, transmission lines and more headlinesRead More

That is the context for the current effort to rewrite the Communications Act: a recognition that the law no longer fits the world it seeks to govern—and an acknowledgment, whether explicit or not, that any replacement will face the same fundamental constraint. The future will arrive in a different fashion than Congress can legislate.Read More

Lawmakers in the Brazilian Congress on Tuesday viewed the law change as a reflection on the importance people place on their pets.Read More

Over 100 U.S. international law experts condemn U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran as violations of the U.N. Charter and IHL.Read More

Prayer mandates and Ten Commandments laws are part of an effort experts worry will marginalize students based on gender, sexual orientation and race.Read More

In November 2024 the race for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District’s U.S. House seat was ultimately determined by a rank choice runoff after neither Democratic Congressman Jared Golden nor Republican challenger Austin Theriault received 50% of the vote.Read More

From tracing origins of Hong Kong’s triads to career pivots for midlife professionals, here are five stories from SCMP’s recent reporting.Read More