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In Memoriam – Fern BomchillWe are deeply saddened by the loss of a much-loved colleague and friend. She will be greatly missed across our firm.
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Ukraine CrisisThe crisis in Ukraine has tremendous implications for our clients, many of whom have employees or family directly at risk, operations that have been affected and supply chains that have been interrupted. Mayer Brown’s Ukraine Crisis Core Response team is working to ensure that our clients have access to the critical information and insight that they require.
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Hydrogen in Australia – The States of PlayAustralia’s states have been more active in trying to jump on the hydrogen bandwagon. This Legal Update provides a brief overview of the existing and planned legislation for hydrogen in Australia’s six states and two territories.
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juin 242022Europe Daily News, the latest policy and legal developments in the European Union
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June 2022Supporting and strengthening the international operations of global clients requires a law firm with the capabilities to provide a full range of legal services on a global basis. Because of the strategic
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juin 242022On June 15, 2022, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) issued a request for comment to “help determine which ‘information providers,’ such as index providers, model portfolio providers, and pricing services, might come under the SEC’s definition of an investment adviser.” The request for comment (the “RFC”) discusses the roles played by these entities in, for example, the construction and calculation of indices, and analyzes the factors used to determine whether an entity is providing investment advice within the meaning of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (the “Advisers Act”). Among other things, the SEC is concerned about what it terms “significant discretion” in index methodologies.
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juin 232022The Gulf of Mexico, an area where companies have decades of experience in producing energy offshore and that comprises 32 percent of the shallow-water offshore wind potential in the United States, may experience significant offshore wind development in the near future. On June 15, 2022, Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards signed into state law House Bill 165 to establish a general framework for offshore wind leasing in state coastal waters. This Legal Update further discusses the law and federal renewable energy activities in the Gulf of Mexico.
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juin 232022In this Legal Update we discuss the recent developments with Vietnam's DPPA pilot scheme, including key changes under the May 2022 Draft Decision compared to the Second Draft Circular and Report No. 94.
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juin 232022Europe Daily News, the latest policy and legal developments in the European Union