US Administration Tracker

Managing the legal impacts of a new US administration

Since Trump’s return to the White House, his second term has been notable for an early barrage of executive orders and personnel appointments that reflect a sharp departure from the priorities of his predecessor. On this page we will provide regular legal updates that discuss the impacts on our clients’ businesses around the world.

The First 100 Days: Legal insights for a new era

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Key Considerations for the 2025 Annual Reporting Season: Your Upcoming Form 20-F and other FPI-Specific Considerations
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Key Considerations for Updating 2024 Annual Report Risk Factors
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President Biden Bans Future Offshore Drilling in Certain Areas
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Mining & metals 2025: Poised on the chessboard of geopolitics
Geopolitics, which dominated mining & metals sentiment in 2024, promises to further fragment markets in 2025. To understand the market landscape, White & Case conducted its ninth annual survey of industry participants.
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Finally, the Final HSR Rules: Key Takeaways for the New HSR Pre-Merger Notification Form
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Preparing for the Administration Change: A Toolkit for Government Contractors and Grant Recipients
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Key Considerations for the 2025 Annual Reporting and Proxy Season: Your Upcoming Form 10-K
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USTR Opens Unprecedented Section 301 Investigation into Nicaraguan Labor Rights Practices
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To disclose or not: The pros and cons of voluntary self-disclosure
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North America Prepares for 2026 USMCA Review and Potential Renegotiation
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US Outbound Investment Program Takes Effect in January: What You Need to Know
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Regulators joining forces: What does it mean for companies?
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04: Sanctions and export controls: More of the same?
Economic tools advance US foreign policy and national security goals