Editor’s note: The following is a commentary piece written by Zack Lindsey, a second-year law student at the University of Georgia who participated in the global externship program this summer. […]
Category: Law
Georgia Republican Named Luxembourg Ambassador
Dentons LLPย attorney James Randolph “Randy” Evans, a wheel in the Georgia Republican Party, has been nominated as U.S. ambassador to the wealthy European enclave of Luxembourg.ย The posting had been […]
UGA Law to Host Timely Conference on Future of Trade Deals
Trade policy was once the largely unseen domain of seasoned negotiators operating behind closed doors. But since the U.S. elections in 2016, the often-esoteric issue has been shoved firmly into […]
Q&A: How Not to Run Afoul of U.S. Bribery Laws in Foreign Deals
Editorโs note: While bribery has changed in the digital age, the seemingly endless stream of leaks showing government corruption and business complicity means that it’s here to stay.ย Few Americans […]
International Bar Association: ‘Rule of Law’ Threatened on Both Sides of the Atlantic
Despite the Rome Declaration that was signed on March 25 by 27 leaders of the European Union to celebrate the EUโs founding 60 years ago, Mark Ellis, executive director of […]
Atlantaโs Sutherland Combines With British Law Firmย
Making good on a change their partnersย voted into force in December, Atlantaโs fifth largest law firm by attorneys, has combined with a British counterpart to create a more globally focused […]
Worldโs Largest Business Immigration Law Firm Partners With Global Atlanta
The Atlanta office of Fragomen Worldwide, the worldโsย largest law firm solely focused on business immigration, is partnering with Global Atlanta to deliver insight to readers on current immigration issues affecting […]
Books 2016: Sagas of the Icelanders — And a Look at Their Communal Legal System
Books: The Sagas of the Icelanders, oral tales compiled by various editors, Jane Smiley (preface); Njal’s Saga, by Anonymous (Author), Robert Cook (Editor, Translator) Reviewed by: Glenn P. Hendrix, chair, […]
