Courts have applied Seven County to limit the scope of judicial review and give more deference to the government in NEPA cases.
By Devin O’Connor, Janice Schneider, Stacey VanBelleghem, and Lia Barrett
On May 29, 2025, the
The consultation will shape practical guidance for companies navigating EU due diligence obligations.
By Michael D. Green, Betty M. Huber and James Bee
Key Points:
The Texas energy law will likely be enforced while the appeal is ongoing.
By Mollie Duckworth, Betty M. Huber, and Taj J. Clayton
On May 29, 2026, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals granted the Texas Attorney General
The transaction is a landmark moment for the UK’s reformed capital markets framework.
By Mark Austin, Ryan Benedict, Frederick Gardner, Isabelle Knapton, and Rob Moulton
Latham & Watkins has advised the underwriting banks on the UK
The transaction is a landmark moment for the UK’s reformed capital markets framework.
By Mark Austin, Ryan Benedict, Frederick Gardner, Isabelle Knapton, and Rob Moulton
Latham & Watkins has advised the underwriting banks on the UK
The FCA is proposing to replace its detailed TCFD-based product disclosures with a more flexible, outcomes-focused approach.
By Nicola Higgs, Anne Mainwaring, and Charlotte Collins
On 5 June 2026, the FCA published its latest Quarterly Consultation Paper.
Illinois’s interchange fee law is permanently enjoined for most entities after OCC preemption, but a fragmented outcome sets the stage for further appeals.
By Arthur S. Long, Jack McNeily, Parag Patel, Barrie VanBrackle, Pia Naib,
The draft implementing regulation sets out detailed rules for converting third-country carbon prices into reductions in CBAM certificate obligations.
By Joshua Bledsoe, Jean-Philippe Brisson, Michael Dreibelis, Michael D. Green, Gauthier Martin, John-Patrick Sweny, and
The Trump administration has issued a light-touch executive order focused on cyber risks stemming from frontier AI.
By Michael H. Rubin, Andrew Gass, Ghaith Mahmood, Sy Damle, and Fiona Maclean
Key Points:
Comprehensive regulation to come with further licensing regimes for crypto advisory and asset management services, in addition to crypto dealing and custody.
By Simon Hawkins and Adrian Fong
On 26 May 2026, the Hong Kong Financial Services and Treasury Bureau
