To help you meet the opportunities and challenges of expanding your business internationally, we created a handy set of guides that cover business-relevant corporate, employment, intellectual property and technology, executive compensation, and tax laws in
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Makiko Kawamura, Partner in DLA Piper’s Tokyo office, is quoted in an article on Israel’s growing business relationship with Japan. “In many cases, I still see outbound and inbound investments in technology, including Fintech,
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DLA Piper’s Legal Professional Privilege Global Guide contains up-to-date details of the concept and scope of legal professional privilege in 38 jurisdictions.
Legal professional privilege protects the confidentiality of communications between lawyers and their clients
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A number of months have passed since the Israel Real Estate Summit 2019 and many of the summit speakers were interviewed by the press in connection with their work and their participation in the summit.
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To remain competitive, companies find themselves increasing their efforts to digitally transform their businesses by developing new offerings based on emerging technologies
If you formed your startup in California or another state, and in any format other than a Delaware C corporation, you will at some point consider whether to reincorporate your business venture into a Delaware
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Starting July 1, 2019, California will require clear and conspicuous disclosures when bots are used to communicate or interact online with people in California.
E-commerce offers consumers convenience – the ability to shop for a
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Edward McAndrew, a partner at DLA Piper in Wilmington, Delaware, shared his insights on complying with the CCPA with Corporate Counsel: “We’re past the time where companies should have started preparing for the CCPA.”
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On June 19, 2019, we hosted our seventh WIN Israel GC Confidential Dinner entitled “Your Personal Brand In-House.” This exclusive dinner took place at Chloelys restaurant in the Hilton Tel Aviv. Guests included General Counsel
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On May 31, 2019, the District of Columbia Superior Court rejected Facebook’s request to dismiss data privacy litigation brought by the District of Columbia Office of the Attorney General based on its alleged role in
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