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Global Tax Planning In A Pre-2018 World
Prior to 2018, widely-used tax plans of U.S.-based multinational groups were designed to achieve three basic goals in connection with European operations: (i) the reduction of European taxes as European profits were generated, (ii) the integration of European tax plans with U.S. tax concepts to prevent Subpart F from applying to intercompany transactions in Europe, and (iii) the reduction of withholding taxes and U.S. tax under Subpart F as profits were distributed through a chain of European companies and
United States Accounting
RP
Ruchelman PLLC
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Enforcement Insights Q2 2026
This edition of Enforcement Insights examines the evolving landscape of corporate enforcement, featuring the DOJ National Security Division's landmark declination under the new Corporate Enforcement Policy, innovative initiatives targeting qui tam relators and data miners, and significant developments in False Claims Act, FCPA, and sanctions enforcement. How are these enforcement trends reshaping corporate compliance strategies and what do recent high-profile settlements reveal about government priorities?
United States Commercial
HL
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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Client Spotlight Interview: Alsym Energy
Alsym Energy CEO Mukesh Chatter discusses the company's innovative sodium-ion battery technology designed to revolutionize energy storage through enhanced safety, cost-effectiveness, and supply chain independence. The conversation explores how physics-informed AI accelerates battery development, the critical role of non-flammable storage in AI data centers and grid infrastructure, and the strategic advantages of building a fully domestic battery supply chain using abundant materials like sodium and iron.
United States Energy
FH
Foley Hoag LLP
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AI – The Quiet Erosion Of Privilege?
As artificial intelligence tools become integral to legal practice, they introduce unprecedented vulnerabilities to attorney-client privilege and confidentiality protections. Recent U.S. court decisions reveal conflicting interpretations of whether documents generated using public AI platforms retain privileged status, raising critical questions about data retention policies, third-party disclosure, and the fundamental nature of confidential legal communications in the digital age.
United States IP
BP
Baker & Partners
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