Hurricane Season and the Force Majeure by Kristin Whalen Associate Attorney at BridgehouseLaw LLP It is fall in the Southeast and for many of us that means hurricane season has arrived. Last week’s visit by Hurricane Dorian was a stark reminder of the impact that the weather
Read more →Social Media Alert – New Regulation Requires Disclosure of Social Media Information on Most Visa Applications Effective immediately, the State Department has amended the DS-160 and DS-260 application forms and now requires that most visa applicants provide information associated with their online social media accounts, including
Read more →A step in the right direction or a delay of the inevitable? –How a deferred proposal from the American Law Institute could impact your web browsing in years to come. By Matt Digney Law clerk at BridgehouseLaw LLP On Tuesday, May 21, 2019, at its annual meeting
Read more →Do you Know the meaning of these common Sports Idioms?
Read more →The Minimum Wage for 2019 in the USA, France and Germany
Read more →ALDI vs LIDL – Go cheap or go home By Marlene Pauli Law Clerk at BridgehouseLaw LLP Nachdem Aldi schon seit Jahrzehnten gut etabliert im US –Markt für Lebensmitteldiscounter ist, zog Lidl 2017 nach und versuchte ebenfalls im Land der unbegrenzten Möglichkeiten wirtschaftlich Fuß zu fassen. Dass
Read more →The College Admissions Scandal – Can Money Buy Everything? By Letitia Aria Law clerk at BridgehouseLaw LLP On March 12, 2019, fifty people were charged in federal court by the U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts for illicitly gaining admission for their children to highly selective
Read more →German Competition Authority rules against Facebook: Is it the end of Facebook’s business model? On February 7, 2019, the Bundeskartellamt (German competition authority) decided to impose restrictions on Facebook regarding its processing of user data. The German competition authority criticized Facebook for collecting user data on non-Facebook
Read more →Brexit – January Updates by BridgehouseLaw Staff Mit Spannung blickt man in Europa auf Großbritannien: Am 29. März 2019 verlässt Großbritannien die EU. Im Januar ist deutlich geworden, dass ein No-Deal Brexit immer wahrscheinlicher wird. Dies bedeutet, dass die zukünftigen Beziehungen zu der EU nicht ausgehandelt wurden:
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