L’AGEFI hebdo published an article bylined by François-Régis Gonon on the ruling of 4 October, which provides a framework for the creation of alternative private equity funds exclusively dedicated to financing activities.

Le monde du droit, a French magazine intended for the legal profession, published an interview of François-Régis Gonon on his professional experience.

Le monde du droit, a french magazine intended for the legal profession, has interviewed Caroline Lan about her professional experience.

In an article published in the French magazine Décideurs, Dany Khayat, Nathalie Jalabert Doury, Nathalie Morel and Camille Potier discuss the latest trends in their field and particularly the main developments affecting the legal landscape.

Le Monde du Droit, a French magazine intended for the legal profession, published an interview of Nathalie Jalabert Doury on her professional experience.

In an article published in Le Moniteur, Nathalie Jalabert Doury outlines a set of relevant rulings and development of applicable legislative texts in the field of Antitrust & Competition.

La Revue de Droit Fiscal published an article by Louis Nayberg Louis Nayberg outlining the extent to which the situation of non-EU residents and the situation of non-residents from third countries are comparable.

La Revue de Droit Fiscal published an article by Louis Nayberg on the issue of the expansion of the Case Ruyter to the third countries.

Le monde du droit, a French magazine intended for the legal profession, published an interview of Christopher Lalloz on his professional experience.

The French magazine Option Droit et Affaires published an article bylined by Laurent Borey on the topic of risky areas where interconnection of tax and finance fields requires cross expertise combination.

Cybersecurity & Data Privacy partner Stephen Lilley (Washington DC) was quoted in this article.

Bylined article by Intellectual Property associate Xiyin Tang (New York).

Cybersecurity & Data Privacy partner Stephen Lilley (Washington DC) was quoted in this article.

Bylined article by ERISA Litigation partner Nancy Ross and Litigation & Dispute Resolution partner Laura Hammargren (both Chicago).

Infrastructure partner George Miller (New York) is featured in this article.

A team of WilmerHale litigators recently achieved a major victory when the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit vacated the US Department of Labor's highly controversial Fiduciary Rule, giving opponents of the regulations embodied by the rule their first victory after several previously unsuccessful lawsuits.

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Bylined article by ERISA Litigation partner Nancy Ross and Litigation & Dispute Resolution associate Samuel Block (both Chicago).

Commonwealth Fusion Systems, a private company dedicated to commercializing fusion energy, will join the MIT Energy Initiative as part of a new university-industry partnership.

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FINRA is seeking comment on a proposed new rule, FINRA Rule 3290 (the “Proposed Rule”), which governs the outside business activities and private securities transactions of registered persons. The Proposed Rule would replace both current FINRA Rule 3270 (Outside Business Activities of Registered Persons) and current FINRA Rule 3280 (Private Securities Transactions of Associated Persons), and is intended to reduce unnecessary burdens and focus compliance resources on activities most likely to pose a risk to investors. 

2018-04-02T00:00:00-04:002018-04-03T22:00:18ZBruce H. Newmanhttps://www.wilmerhale.com/bruce_newman/bruce.newman@wilmerhale.comTiffany J. Smithhttps://www.wilmerhale.com/tiffany_smith/tiffany.smith@wilmerhale.comAlexandra Levinehttps://www.wilmerhale.com/alexandra_levine/alexandra.levine@wilmerhale.com

Bylined article by London Litigation and Dispute Resolution senior associate James Whitaker on adverse costs orders in light of the recent judgment in Montpelier Business Reorganisation Ltd v Armitage Jones LLP.