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Strengthening Our Estates and Employment Practice Groups: Meet Kelsey Greene

June 1, 2026

BridgehouseLaw is pleased to welcome Kelsey Greene to the firm. Kelsey brings a diverse legal background and will support several of the firm’s growing practice areas, including estate administration, probate, intestate succession matters, wills and trusts, and employment law. She will also assist clients with select corporate and immigrationmatters as part of BridgehouseLaw’s multidisciplinary approach…

Expanding Our Litigation Practice: Welcome Andrew Parslow

June 1, 2026

BridgehouseLaw is pleased to welcome Andrew Parslow to the firm. Andrew earned his Bachelor of Science in Political Science and Economics from Florida State University and his Juris Doctor from William & Mary Law School. He is admitted to practice in North Carolina, South Carolina, and California. Prior to joining BridgehouseLaw, Andrew represented property owners,…

BridgehouseLaw at the June 2026 GABA Seminar: U.S Market Entry and Risk Management

June 1, 2026

BridgehouseLaw is proud to support this year’s GABA Seminar series, which continues to provide valuable educational and networking opportunities for businesses operating between Germany and the United States. This June, the seminar program focuses on two topics that remain at the forefront of international business planning: U.S. Market Entry (US-Markteintritt) and Risk Management. Entering the…

The Future of Transatlantic Business

June 1, 2026

June is shaping up to be an important month for businesses operating between the United States and Europe. As economic policies continue to evolve on both sides of the Atlantic, business leaders, advisors, and policymakers will gather in Germany for two significant events focused on international trade, investment, and cross-border cooperation: the German-American Business Forum…

Spotlight: Meet Kamila & Julia

May 5, 2026

At BridgehouseLaw, delivering high-level legal services requires more than legal expertise, it depends on strong operational support behind the scenes. We are pleased to highlight two key additions to our team: Julia Stahl and Kamila Desormes, who provide essential administrative and executive support across the firm. Julia Stahl, working closely with firm leadership on day-to-day…

The Met Gala, Fashion, and IP

May 5, 2026

Every May, the Met Gala turns fashion into a global spectacle, where a single look can generate millions in exposure within hours. But behind the red carpet lies a more complex question; Who actually owns these designs? In the United States, copyright lawgenerally does not protect clothing designs themselves. Protection is limited to elements like…

Eurovision, Intellectual Property, and the Business of Music

May 5, 2026

For some, the Super Bowl is the biggest event of the year. For others, it is the World Cup that comes around every few years. But for me…..IT’S EUROVISION! Each year, the Eurovision Song Contestdraws millions of viewers across Europe and beyond, delivering elaborate performances, international competition, and viral cultural moments. But behind every three-minute…

US Court of International Trade: The Tariff Payback Has Begun

May 5, 2026

For years, tariffs were treated as a fixed cost of doing business in the United States. Today, that assumption is being challenged, at scale. Following a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of the United States, tariffs imposed under emergency powers are now being unwound, and businesses are actively seeking recovery through the United States…

Chocolate, Compliance, and the EU’s New Supply Chain Crackdown

May 5, 2026

Coming off the chocolate high of Easter, whether delivered by the Easter Bunny or not, it is worth asking a simple question: that chocolate bar you’re eating? Where did that chocolate actually come from? The European Union also wants to know exactly which farm it came from. Under the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), companies selling…

The U.S. Court of International Trade and Why This Matters More Than Ever

April 1, 2026

Recent developments in U.S. trade law have brought renewed attention to the United States Court of International Trade (CIT), a specialized federal court that sits at the center of disputes between private businesses and the U.S. government. The CIT has jurisdiction over cases involving customs and international trade laws, including disputes related to tariffs, import…

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