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One-Stop Shopping in the Green Lane: European customs and trade firms ally in a quest to add value for clients

Green Lane, an affiliation of European customs and trade law specialists, is named after the fast track for EU travelers between member states. It’s an apt designation. The goal of the alliance is to ease customs and trade dealings for companies working with the 28 EU member states and the...

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FDA Flexes Its Muscles in Food Fights: Strategic risk and crisis management take center stage as criminalization of enforcement threatens companies and their executives

Warning: Being a food company executive can be hazardous to your health. That’s no joke. Food and beverage companies and their executives are being prosecuted like never before. The following discussion on this high-risk enforcement environment is drawn from a recent webinar, “Food...

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Good News for Privilege From the D.C. Circuit: But don’t celebrate too much, other courts unlikely to follow – yet

Many lawyers have justifiably cheered the District of Columbia Circuit’s couplet of decisions in 2014 and 2015 favoring Kellogg Brown & Root’s attorney-client privilege claims. Lawyers defending their corporate clients’ privilege protection should take heart that two separate...

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Banking | Finance | FinTech

On Bitcoin: Voices from the cutting edge

MCC’s contributing firms weigh in on the bitcoin phenomena – how it works, legal and privacy implications, and the broader impact of this disruptive technology as non-monetary currency gains acceptance and popularity. Bitcoin: An Important Disruptive Technology? Bitcoin has been...

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Diversity: The Key To Quality Legal Services

Editor: Jackie, tell us about your professional background and your leadership roles within McGuireWoods. Stone: I have been at McGuireWoods since I graduated from law school in 1985. I am a member of the firm's Board of Partners, the firm-wide hiring partner, the chairman of the Recruiting...

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