Water Ledger, an Australian-grown project based out of Queensland, has launched its pilot project in the far north of their home state.
Built as a blockchain solution for the trading of water rights, the pilot project i ...
Contact: Miles Imwalle, Katharine Van Dusen, Charmaine Yu, and Sarah Peterson
Senate Bill 35 (SB 35) was one of the most promising bills to come out of a package of housing-related laws enacted by the California legisla ...
Author: Nichola Gordon-Jones
DO TWO WRONGS MAKE A RIGHT? WE LOOK AT A RECENT CASE THAT CONSIDERS ILLEGALITY AND PUBLIC POLICY AS WELL AS THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE.THE CASE
The decision in this notable recent case, ...
The current outbreak of the coronavirus, officially named Covid-19 by the World Health Organization (WHO), has brought far-reaching chaos and dark uncertainties globally, not to mention grievance to victims of all walks ...
In light of the recent Movement Control Order (“MCO”) announced by the Malaysian government on 18 March 2020, many businesses particularly, those that do not fall under the "Essential Services" category find themselv ...
We last reported on the Unfamiliar Terrain blog that California Governor Gavin Newsom banned the enforcement of residential evictions against qualified California tenants who fail to pay rent. Less than two weeks later, ...
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