View Media By: C. Mark Baker , Jeffrey A. Blount , Jie Zhang , Richard Hill and James Rogers Following the success of Fulbright's 2007 and 2009 China Arbitration Conferences, we held our third China Arbitration Conference in Beijing this October... Read More

By Richard Hill and James Rogers Today marks the launch in Paris of the new Rules of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (the "ICC Rules"). The ICC Rules, last revised in 1998, were adopted by the ICC World Council in... Read More

By: Richard Hill , Stefan John Ricketts , James Rogers and Ben Smith Regime change will inevitably open doors to lucrative business opportunities for foreign investors in Libya, particularly in relation to Libya's oil reserves, the largest... Read More

By: Lista M. Cannon , David M. Harris and Nicola Kelly In the latest wave of sanctions targeting Iran, the U.K. has taken steps independently of the UN Security Council and EU regulations to cut off all ties with Iranian banks. The new sanctions... Read More

By: Lista M. Cannon and David M. Harris In response to the escalation in the level of violence perpetrated by the current Syrian regime against its people, the EU has recently implemented additional measures directly targeted at depriving the... Read More

By: Stephen M. McNabb , Marsha Z. Gerber , Stefan Reisinger and Mary Beth Balhoff On September 9, 2011, the U.S. Department of Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control ("OFAC") issued new general licenses authorizing additional... Read More

On September 19, 2011, the U.S. Department of Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control ("OFAC") continued to ease the sanctions imposed on Libya by issuing new General Licenses No. 7A and No. 8. In general, the new licenses allow U... Read More

By: Stefan Reisinger , Marsha Z. Gerber and Stephen M. McNabb With forces loyal to the Libyan Transitional National Council ("TNC") appearing to control the streets of Tripoli and to be battling the last remaining vestiges of Qadhafi's... Read More

By Stephen M. McNabb , Marsha Z. Gerber , Stefan Reisinger and Gwen Shirl Green President Barack Obama yesterday signed an Executive Order imposing significant new sanctions against Syria that will vastly curtail the ability of U.S. companies... Read More

By: Stephen M. McNabb , Marsha Z. Gerber , Stefan Reisinger and Mary Beth Balhoff On November 21, 2011, the United States announced three measures designed to enhance sanctions on Iran. The President issued an Executive Order authorizing the... Read More

By: John C. Boehm, Jr. , Tim C. Bruinsma , Laura J. McMahon and Andrius R. Kontrimas View Media Download the seminar below and join in listening to a discussion of issues in cross-border transactions, including mergers and acquisitions... Read More