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US Court Rules: Most of Trump’s Tariffs Unlawful

7 September 2025 / Amichai Cohen, Ran Karmi

The US Federal Court of Appeals ruled recently that most of the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump as part of the trade wars are unlawful. However, the court decided that, for the time being, these tariffs will remain in effect. This is a landmark decision with potentially wide-ranging implications for the US and global economies, as well as for the balance of powers within the US federal government.

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Categories: International Law

Attorney-Client Privilege Does Not Apply to Directors of Insolvent Companies

4 May 2023 / Idan Miller, Liron Dahan

The Israeli Supreme Court has ruled that legal advice given to directors who are members of an audit committee or an independent committee is not protected by attorney-client privilege and that the company (and the trustee who is subrogating for the company) own the legal advice. Consequently, a trustee appointed after a company collapses may receive documents and correspondence exchanged between directors and the company’s attorneys.

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Categories: Insolvency and Debt Arrangements | Litigation

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