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The Federal Trade Commission is entering a new era under Chair Ferguson, and the new leadership is already making waves. In Eimer Stahl’s recent panel discussion, partners Vanessa Jacobsen, Ryan Walsh, Collin Vierra, and Amy Miller broke down what businesses should expect—from merger enforcement to AI regulation and Big Tech oversight. Swipe through for the top takeaways, and read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gqMfkAND

After nearly 7 months of planning, I'm very proud to have had the opportunity to moderate a panel on cross-border legal work between India and the US during the California International Arbitration Week 2025 in Los Angeles. The panel discussed the changing perception of the Indian legal market, emerging opportunities in the technology sector, rise of Indian and Singapore-seated arbitration, handling enforcement concerns in India and building bridges between both legal communities. Some highlights: Kanishk (Uber) spoke about how a US tech company with India operations chooses external counsel, Nitesh Jain (Trilegal) spoke about what it means to be an Indian practitioner at a leading law firm partnering with US law firms, Shashank Garg addressed Indian law enforcement questions and recent changes brought about by the Arbitration Bar of India, Timothy Nelson (Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Affiliates) shared US law firms' perspectives when handling India law related disputes and Adriana Uson (Singapore International Arbitration Centre) explained how Singapore and SIAC serve as a hub for Indian parties and US-India related disputes. This truly was an international panel. All panelists took a long flight to attend and share their insights, and I'm very grateful for their time and commitment. A huge thank you to California Arbitration (CalArb) and the California Lawyers Association for organizing this event. And of course, to Marcus Salvato Quintanilla and Eimer Stahl LLP for their constant support.

As we wrap up our spring quarter events, we would like to express our gratitude to everyone who made our final event,?"New Era of Technology Disputes: Mass Arbitration or Litigation?", such a resounding success! We were honored to host an exceptional panel of experts, including: - Collin Vierra, Partner at Eimer Stahl LLP (and SLS Alumni) - Matt Turetzky, AGC Head of Commercial, Consumer and International Litigation at Coinbase - Randall Haimovici, AGC, Litigation, Regulatory & Competition at Uber Vaishali Movva, also from Eimer Stahl LLP (and SLS Alumna), moderated the session. Their insights into the evolving landscape of technology disputes was truly enlightening, sparking valuable discussions on the role of mass arbitration and litigation in this new era. As we look forward to the next quarter, we are excited to continue engaging with our members and exploring more cutting-edge topics in international and commercial arbitration. Thank you again to our speakers and attendees for making this event unforgettable! Stay tuned for more updates and opportunities to connect with us in the coming months! #StanfordInternationalArbitrationAssociation #TechnologyDisputes #MassArbitration #Litigation #InternationalArbitration #StanfordLawSchool

Eimer Stahl is proud to sponsor California Lawyers Association and California Arbitration (CalArb) 2025 California International Arbitration Week where Eimer Stahl attorney Vaishali Movva will moderate a panel discussing India’s expanding role in transpacific trade and its growing significance for arbitration practitioners in the Asia-Pacific region. Topics include common disputes between Indian and U.S. businesses, optimizing arbitration clauses, key considerations for appointing arbitrators, and more. There’s still time to register! ? For additional perspective ahead of the session, check out Vaishali’s recent Law360 article on the potential of U.S.-Indian cross-border work: https://lnkd.in/gzmuvwfH

Eimer Stahl attorneys and Stanford Law School alums Collin Vierra and Vaishali Movva explore mass arbitration’s growing role in tech dispute resolution, its pros and cons, and its impact on the legal landscape. Looking forward to an engaging discussion with fellow panelists from Coinbase and Uber Technologies. Registration details below – join us!

Congratulations to Eimer Stahl Partner Scott Solberg who has been named to Legal 500’s U.S. Elite rankings for Chicago Commercial Disputes. These inaugural rankings highlight lawyers who are at the top of the legal market in their respective cities. https://lnkd.in/gcZ4huhw

Join us today at 12:00 p.m. CT! We'll discuss mergers, the FTC’s approach to the tech industry, what the new commissioners’ philosophies could mean for FTC policies, and more. Bring your questions! Register here to receive the Zoom link: https://lnkd.in/gAFfWmke

Join Eimer Stahl’s Vanessa Jacobsen, Ryan Walsh, Collin Vierra, and Amy Miller this Thursday for a live virtual panel on the FTC’s evolving direction. With significant leadership changes underway, many are wondering what’s next—and our panelists are here to break it down. They’ll share insights on the latest developments and answer pressing questions on mergers, impacts on the tech industry and AI, and how the new commissioners’ philosophies could shape policies. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gAFfWmke

The Federal Trade Commission has undergone significant changes recently, leaving businesses facing more questions than answers. Join us for a virtual panel discussion as four Eimer Stahl partners who are closely tracking these developments break down the FTC's evolving direction. Topics will include mergers, the FTC’s approach to the tech industry, and what the new commissioners’ philosophies could mean for FTC policies. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gAFfWmke

In this Law360 article, Eimer Stahl attorney Vaishali Movva explores the potential of U.S.-India cross-border work and why U.S. law firms approach emerging markets with caution. Despite the strong private equity market in the Asia-Pacific region, India presents entry challenges, including Bar Council restrictions, perceptions of a complicated legal system, and, most importantly, a lack of real ground-level market knowledge. It’s worth considering the costs of missed opportunities, fostering consistent collaborations with local stakeholders, and exploring alternative ways for U.S. firms to better understand lucrative local markets to develop a well-mapped business development strategy. https://lnkd.in/gzmuvwfH