Key insights on disputes and the issues that drive them
Key insights on disputes and the issues that drive them
This update covers the latest US Executive Order seeking to limit US state AI regulation and establish a national AI policy framework.
Multinational companies should monitor cross-border implications, especially in light of other evolving regimes like the EU AI Act and the proposed Digital Omnibus on AI, which will impact businesses’ AI compliance roadmaps.
Read Cooley’s full article on the Executive Order.
Join Cooley’s competition litigation team for a focused webinar for in-house legal professionals navigating the evolving enforcement landscape across Europe. This program is dedicated to general counsel, legal directors and in-house teams working in competition, regulatory or litigation roles.
PART 1 Technology. Every business needs it. You either build it yourself or buy it from a third party. As litigators focussed on tech disputes for decades, we’ve seen the same problems with IT outsourcing leading to court appearances again and again. The solutions aren’t groundbreaking – they lie in careful drafting and smart conduct during the contract performance. But in the pressure of finalising …
Please join Cooley’s litigation team for the next session of our continued legal education (CLE) webinar series, where we explore trends and insights on the disputes landscape in the UK and mainland Europe, and the issues that drive them.
In this session, we’ll explore the most commonly encountered issues arising out of technology contracts and provide guidance on how to draft in a way that maximises your chances of avoiding disputes with other businesses and/or consumers.
Please join Cooley’s litigation team for our next session of our continued legal education (CLE) webinar series, where we explore trends and insights on the disputes landscape in the UK and mainland Europe, and the issues that drive them.
Online marketplaces and ecommerce now dominate the modern world of B2C transactions. But what does that mean in terms litigation risk – be that regulatory litigation or consumer / commercial litigation? And which areas present the highest risk for businesses operating in this industry?
In this webinar, we’ll take a look at what’s changing for online marketplaces and ecommerce in terms of regulatory obligations, consumer rights, and what it means for businesses and legal teams working in the digital space in terms of litigation risk. We’ll help unpack the latest legal developments across the EU and UK.
This webinar will aim to answer all your most burning questions around drafting the “perfect” dispute resolution clause, to bulletproof your business from litigation risk across Europe.
Tuesday, 24 June 2025 – 4:30-5:30pm BST
With online safety laws becoming prolific – and content moderation and child protection obligations at the forefront of this – how are we starting to see this sea-change play out in litigation? In this webinar session, we’ll explore related developments across the UK, EU and US.
Please join Cooley’s litigation team for the fourth session of our webinar series “Update on Key Issues in Crypto Disputes”
In this webinar we will delve into the evolving landscape of crypto disputes litigation in the UK and EU. As the adoption of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology continues to rise, so do the legal challenges and disputes associated with them. This webinar is designed for legal professionals, financial institutions, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of crypto-related litigation.
Please join Cooley’s litigation team for the third session of our continuing legal education (CLE) webinar series where we explore trends and insights on the disputes landscape in the UK and mainland Europe, and the issues that drive them.