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As a University of St Andrews graduate, I was interested to read the Times article earlier this year that nearly one in five students at St Andrews are American. The university has always been popular with Americans as w ...

Artificial intelligence is no longer a wild west frontier technology—it’s a regulated one. As AI systems become central to how companies operate, communicate, and compete, legal oversight is catching up. In 2025, AI ...

The Nebraska Healthy Families and Workplaces Act (the “Act”), previously discussed in our alerts on Nebraska's state-mandated paid sick time and the Legislature’s proposed clarifications to medical marijuana and pa ...

Piper Alderman successfully substantially limited the scope of evidence that an Australian deponent, the subject of a Hague Convention Letter of Request from the United States. Piper Alderman has previously successfully ...

On 1 July 2025, the Home Office released a new Statement of Changes (HC 997), delivering on the first phase of what the government calls a “sweeping reform” to the immigration system, as set out in the May 2025 Immig ...

The decision of whether to solely rely on a company’s Articles of Association or implement a bespoke Shareholders’ Agreement depends on the specific needs and priorities of the individual shareholders and the company ...