DHS Rescinds Policy Restricting F-1/M-1 Students from Taking Online Courses
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U.S. Embassies and Consulates in the Schengen Area Expand the National Interest Exemption Beginning on July 15
Navigability: It’s Not Just for the Federal Clean Water Act Anymore
A curious appellate court decision has Pennsylvania environmental law practitioners scratching their heads about the status of certain waterways.
No, we do not reference the U.S. Supreme Court’s latest Clean Water Act decision in County of Maui, Hawaii v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund, __ U.S. __ (2020) from May, where six of the nine justices held that
permits are required for discharges from a point source that travel through the “functional equivalent” of a conveyance through…
IRS Audit and Investigation Priorities Now That the IRS Is Back in Business
U.S. Embassies and Consulates Expected to Resume Visa Services Beginning on July 15
Barbara Kaplan Quoted in Law360 article, ‘International Tax Cases to Watch in the 2nd Half of 2020’
Tel Aviv Real Estate Practice Named “Prominent Leader” by Leading Israeli League Table
To Safeguard Dutch National Security, Investment Review Bill Gets Retroactive Effect
Price-Anderson Act Removal of Litigation Involving a “Nuclear Incident”
“Configuration of terrain is an aid to the army. Analyzing the enemy, taking control of victory, estimating ravines and defiles, the distant and near, is the Tao of the superior general.” Sun-tzu, The Art of War 214 (Ralph D. Sawyer trans., Westview Press 1994).
While the use of Sun-tzu’s strategy dramatizes a litigator’s role, the principles apply. Where and how a litigation takes place matters. Consequently, parties will seek the advantages of the terrains and…
Actualización: Subastas en materia de energías renovables en Latinoamérica
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A continuación se detallan las actualizaciones más recientes y de mayor relevancia respecto de las Subastas en materia de energías renovables llevadas a cabo en Latinoamérica.…