Law
Law, read against how things actually work.
Articles on privacy, contracts, business and whatever else the work turns up.
Five tests for a lawful cookie banner
A cookie banner is lawful when five things are true. Most failures come from the same few mistakes: loading trackers early, hiding the reject option, and keeping no proof of the visitor's choice.
New EU digital Omnibus: what they mean for CMPs
What the EU Digital Omnibus proposal means for consent management platforms: consent banners as a fallback to software-level signals, and cookie rules moving from ePrivacy into the GDPR.
Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in the US
How a foreign arbitral award is recognised and enforced in the US under the New York and Panama Conventions and the Federal Arbitration Act, and what a court checks first.
The contract enforcement mechanism in the US
How a contract dispute is resolved in the US: the two-tier courts, lawyers and fees, the stages of a civil suit, interim remedies, the standard of proof, limitation and final remedies.
Privacy Laws in India
What privacy means in law, and the Indian laws that protected it before a comprehensive data protection law: torts, contract, professional confidentiality and the IT Act, 2000.
Hostile takeover defenses: an Overview
What a hostile takeover is, why acquirers launch one, and the defences a target can use, from bank mail to the poison pill, with Twitter's response to Elon Musk's offer as the example.
Learning Blockchain: Introduction
Why I started learning about blockchain, and what to expect from a bi-weekly series written as I read and learn.
Start-Up Terms You Should Know
Plain-language definitions of nine terms every founder meets, from angel investor and bootstrapping to term sheet and venture capital.
Legal articles are general information, not legal advice.