Stadium Booms & Megaprojects: How Construction Scale Is Driving Legal Risk
Litigation involving the San Francisco 49ers’ stadium and other cases shine a light on the cost that come with massive ...
Tag: Supply Chain
The EU Is Making Forced Labor a Trade Compliance Problem, Not Just an ESG Issue
Most forced labor compliance frameworks ask companies to publish statements and describe their policies. The EU's new forced labor regulation ...
Critical Minerals Supply Chain Resilience Starts Upstream — Where US Policy Is Weakest
For companies with critical minerals exposure, the risk isn't just supply disruption; it's regulatory volatility in resource-producing countries
Engineering Corporate Resilience in an Era of Geopolitical Volatility
Corporations need to move beyond standard risk measurements and prepare for next war or blackout
GCs Say Global Conflicts Are Increasing Enterprise Risk
In-house counsel raises cool; ethical leadership on board agenda for just 35% of directors
$253M Settlement Raises the Bar on Re-Exports, ‘Dual‑Build’ Models & Entity List Risk
Entity list controls follow the item to the end user regardless of how many borders it crosses or how many ...
Texas Is Using Consumer Protection Law to Police Chinese Supply Chain Ties
State’s law doesn't require proof of actual consumer harm — and the attorney general is using that low threshold to ...
US-Iran Conflict Highlights Cascading Global Risks
Crypto outflows, art market evasion routes and a Strait of Hormuz chokepoint — the sanctions and supply chain exposure from ...
When a Cartel Head Falls, the Money Keeps Moving
Shell companies, real estate purchases and structured trade transactions don't vanish when the cartel head is eliminated — they continue ...
After SCOTUS Tariff Ruling, the Hard Work Begins
The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling striking down President Donald Trump's IEEPA tariffs looked like a legal resolution. It wasn't. Within ...
US Companies Increasingly Face Investor Pushback on M&A deals
94% of PE firms report financial impact from cyber risk; half of logistics professionals unprepared for UAE cargo security enforcement
A Year After Designation of Cartels as Terrorists, What Is the Risk Landscape for Multinationals Operating in Mexico?
A year after the Trump Administration designated six Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, the compliance implications for multinationals are ...
