Author: María Luisa Paúl
Gov. JB Pritzker (D) has frequently sought to push back on the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement crackdown in Chicago.Read More
Gov. Tony Evers signed the expansion of the Move Over law on Tuesday, which previously included police cars, ambulances, fire trucks, tow trucks and utility or highway maintenance vehicles. It now adds disabled vehicles to that list.Read More
Merchant & Gould managing director says new laws have yet to catch up to the potential impact that AI will have on intellectual property rights.Read More
A proposal to move Southern Methodist University’s Dedman School of Law off the main campus and into a new building across the U.S. 75 freeway is stirring…Read More
Here are some of the new laws that are going into effect on Jan. 1, 2026.Read More
UN human rights chief Volker Türk has voiced concern over reports that “draconian security laws” in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China are being used to clampdown on people calling for a probe into the deadly fire at an apartment complex last month.Read More
A music law recap for 2025, a Taylor Swift copyright case, Daddy Yankee sues his ex-manager and more are covered in this rundown of music law news.Read More
The world’s tallest Christmas tree is in California and you can reach it on a special Christmas train ride.Read More
A North Carolina beach destination tops Google’s “Year in Search” list, thanks to its scenic shores, Southern charm, and sky-high reviews.Read More
The integration establishes Beyon Money as a pioneer in digital cross-border payments, demonstrating the potential of stablecoin-based settlements to transform the efficiency, transparency, and cost-effectiveness of international transactions in the Kingdom of Bahrain and the wider region.Read More