The Crypto Recovery Trust, a Wyoming statutory trust created by attorneys in Steptoe LLP's national security practice, has returned more than 20 BTC to its ...
Steptoe secured a complete post-trial victory for client American Axle & Manufacturing in its long-running patent dispute with Neapco, confirming a jury verdict that ...
Bolivia’s Congress approved a $1.9 billion loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Friday, giving conservative President Rodrigo Paz a major victory but raising the risk of ...
Rowan Bost is a Director in Steptoe's Government Affairs & Public Policy practice, bringing more than a decade of public policy experience to drive policy solutions for clients before Congress and the ...
Professor Loukas Mistelis is a partner in Steptoe’s London office focusing on international commercial arbitration, investor-state disputes, and public international law. He is also the Clive ...
Jennifer Loeb is a partner in Steptoe's Investigations, White Collar, and Compliance practice, where she represents multinational companies, boards, and senior executives in their most sensitive ...
Steptoe partners Steve Davidson and Michael Baratz were interviewed on the LexTalk World podcast. The podcast meets with various legal leaders across the industry. In this episode, Steve and Michael ...
Effective September 11, 2026, manufacturers of in-scope products with digital elements will be subject to incident and vulnerability reporting requirements under the  EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).
We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. – John F. Kennedy, 1962 Countries no longer choose to go to space; they have ...
Steptoe Cybersecurity and Incident Response practice group leader and partner Michael Gruden authored an article titled "PERSPECTIVE: What CIRCIA Means for the Nation's Critical Infrastructure," ...
Steptoe secured a $90,000 settlement on behalf of its client, Mr. Campbell, against the Maryland Department of Health (MDH).  Mr. Campbell filed a federal civil ...