Feb 24, 2026 | US Market Entry
The regulatory landscape for European firms in the US in 2026 is best understood as a layered system: federal rules set core constraints, state law shapes day to day operations, and enforcement driven regimes like sanctions and export controls often become “revenue...
Feb 22, 2026 | White Collar Defence & Corporate Crime
Antitrust basics for cross-border deals means identifying where you must file merger control notifications, what “standstill” rules apply, and how to run the deal process without illegal early coordination. In 2026, the practical baseline is simple, you plan for...
Feb 20, 2026 | White Collar Defence & Corporate Crime
Enforcement strategies in Western Europe in 2026 are the practical methods authorities use to detect, investigate, and sanction breaches of law, most visibly in sanctions and trade controls, competition, data protection, and financial crime. The recent baseline (late...
Feb 18, 2026 | US Market Entry
Frankfurt has become a practical legal hub for transatlantic deals because it combines EU regulatory depth, a dense finance and advisory ecosystem, and fast connectivity to US and European decision centers. In 2026, that matters most when your transaction needs...
Feb 16, 2026 | International Arbitration & Dispute Resolution
Mediation vs arbitration for cross border disputes comes down to this: mediation helps you reach a voluntary settlement with maximum flexibility, while arbitration delivers a binding decision that is usually easier to enforce across borders than a court judgment. In...
