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Former Debevoise Lawyer Launches New Boutique Firm in Mexico City, Focused on Investment Treaties

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MEXICO CITY — Julio Rivera Rios, a former attorney known for his work on investment treaty disputes involving Peru, has established a law boutique in Mexico City. His new venture follows his departure from Debevoise & Plimpton LLP, where he gained recognition for his expertise in international law. Rivera Rios’ move signals a growing trend among legal professionals seeking to create specialized practices that address the unique needs of clients in the region. The boutique aims to provide tailored legal services to businesses navigating complex commercial and investment issues in Mexico and Latin America. Before … Read more

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Move to Dismantle Education Department, Protecting Thousands of Jobs

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WASHINGTON — A federal judge intervened this week to halt efforts by the Trump administration to dismantle the Department of Education, marking a significant legal challenge to sweeping changes proposed by the administration. US District Judge Myong Joun, appointed by President Joe Biden, issued a preliminary injunction that prevents the administration from cutting the department’s workforce by half. This ruling also bars any transfer of the management of federal student loans to the Small Business Administration, an action the administration sought as part of its broader restructuring plan. The judge’s decision shines a light on … Read more

Ten Liga de Expansión Clubs Challenge Promotion Suspension in Court of Arbitration for Sport

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Mexico City, Mexico — A significant development has unfolded in the realm of Liga de Expansión, as ten clubs within the league have escalated their grievances to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). This move comes in the wake of concerns stemming from the suspension of promotion in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Initially, league officials had promised that the pathway to promotion would be reinstated following the completion of six tournaments; however, much to the dismay of the clubs, this has yet to happen. The current legal challenge has raised questions about … Read more

Justice Served: Delon Davis Found Guilty of Murder in High-Stakes Minot Trial

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Minot, North Dakota — A jury found Delon Davis guilty on all four charges related to the murder of Mark Ramon McMillan Jr. during a trial that concluded Thursday at the Ward County Courthouse. The incident in question occurred on April 3, 2024, and followed a week of testimonies that wrapped up a day earlier. The charges against Davis included intentional or knowing murder of an adult victim, which is classified as a Class AA felony, as well as tampering with physical evidence, unlawful possession of a firearm due to prior felony status, both classified … Read more