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Lessons From the Silicon Valley Bank Chapter 11
A June 2024 court decision in the Silicon Valley Bank Chapter 11 emphasizes the importance of directors, officers and other stakeholders proactively evaluating potential claims against a debtor and taking necessary protective measures to safeguard their rights.
Lessons From the Silicon Valley Bank Chapter 11: Preserving Indemnification and Contribution Rights
EU Court Upholds EU-US Data Flows in Latombe v Commission
On September 3, 2025, the European General Court confirmed the validity of the European Commission’s 2023 adequacy decision for the US. Although the General Court decision provides some breathing room for companies, further litigation is likely and companies should stay vigilant.
EU Court Upholds EU-US Data Flows in Latombe v Commission
A June 2024 court decision in the Silicon Valley Bank Chapter 11 emphasizes the importance of directors, officers and other stakeholders proactively evaluating potential claims against a debtor and taking necessary protective measures to safeguard their rights.
Lessons From the Silicon Valley Bank Chapter 11: Preserving Indemnification and Contribution Rights
On September 3, 2025, the European General Court confirmed the validity of the European Commission’s 2023 adequacy decision for the US. Although the General Court decision provides some breathing room for companies, further litigation is likely and companies should stay vigilant.
EU Court Upholds EU-US Data Flows in Latombe v Commission
The Second Circuit held in Frazier v. X Corp. that a court cannot order a party to pay fees in an ongoing arbitration, dealing a blow to mass arbitration claimants’ counsel seeking to coerce windfall settlements by leveraging fee threats.
Second Circuit Holds That the Federal Arbitration Act Does Not Authorize a Court To Compel a Party To Pay Arbitration Fees in an Ongoing Arbitration
The U.S. FTC recently issued letters to tech companies signaling a potential clash between U.S. and European cybersecurity and data privacy laws, including the EU Digital Services Act, the U.K. Online Safety Act and Section 5 of the U.S. FTC Act.
FTC Chair Warns Tech Firms: Weakening Encryption or Censoring Americans for Foreign Governments May Violate US Law
Second Circuit Holds That the Federal Arbitration Act Does Not Authorize a Court To Compel a Party To Pay Arbitration Fees in an Ongoing Arbitration
The Second Circuit held in Frazier v. X Corp. that a court cannot order a party to pay fees in an ongoing arbitration, dealing a blow to mass arbitration claimants’ counsel seeking to coerce windfall settlements by leveraging fee threats.
Second Circuit Holds That the Federal Arbitration Act Does Not Authorize a Court To Compel a Party To Pay Arbitration Fees in an Ongoing Arbitration
FTC Chair Warns Tech Firms: Weakening Encryption or Censoring Americans for Foreign Governments May Violate US Law
The U.S. FTC recently issued letters to tech companies signaling a potential clash between U.S. and European cybersecurity and data privacy laws, including the EU Digital Services Act, the U.K. Online Safety Act and Section 5 of the U.S. FTC Act.
FTC Chair Warns Tech Firms: Weakening Encryption or Censoring Americans for Foreign Governments May Violate US Law
