Tag Archives: United States

Cyberattacks and Data Protection: A Look at Current Regulations in France and the United States

By: Amanda Gomez In our evolving technological world, cyberattacks and privacy issues continue to emerge and infiltrate our daily lives. Two recent largescale cyberattack events in the United States and in France will guide the way to understanding some of the cybersecurity laws in place in those countries, how they are handling these issues and […]

Global Perspectives on Physician-Assisted Dying Laws

By: Gabriela Ibanez Navigating the realm of end-of-life decisions requires a delicate balance of sensitivity and awareness of the deeply personal nature of such choices, as well as the diverse perspectives surrounding this subject. To ensure clarity throughout this exploration, the terms at hand are defined as follows: “physician-assisted dying” or “assisted dying” refers to […]

Green Ledgers and Climate Accounts: Unveiling the Corporate Climatic Canvas on Both Sides the Atlantic

By: Stephanie Selva The exigency of the climate crisis is underscored by a staggering statistic: a recent study suggests that corporate entities contribute to over 70% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Amidst the growth of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing and investor demands for transparency, governments have begun to take initiatives to hold corporations […]

From Conflict to Courtroom: Unraveling Legal Battles in the Russia-Ukraine War

By: Jaelin Figueroa Russia’s comprehensive invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, marked the onset of a protracted conflict characterized by fierce resistance from Ukrainian defenders, who successfully thwarted attempts by Russian forces to seize control of Kyiv and other pivotal urban centers. Subsequently, Ukrainian forces swiftly launched counteroffensives, significantly impeding the progress of the […]