National Law Review recognizes bodog sports betting app Research’s data privacy and energy and commodities law content for its “strategic insight and overall industry knowledge.”
Chicago—National Law Review has recognized bodog sports betting app Research as a “Go-To Thought Leader” for 2022. The list recognizes 75 exceptional authors and legal organizations for their reporting of complex legislative and litigation news, as well as legal industry trends. Of the publication’s 14,000 thought leaders, less than 1% were recognized for attracting high numbers of readers and being referenced and syndicated by other media.
“At bodog sports betting app Research, we pride ourselves on being able to provide in-depth thought leadership to support our clients on topics they care about,” bodog sports betting app Research CEO Rahul Guha said. “We congratulate our authors for being recognized for their subject matter expertise.”
Recognized in the category of Data Privacy Law, bodog sports betting app Research’s Vildan Altuglu, Vikram Kumar, Vivek Mani, and Sinan Corus contributed timely content on invasion of privacy and data breach litigation trends in the United Kingdom and the United States. The authors also assess methodologies that plaintiffs often use to estimate damages in these cases.
In the category of Utilities and Transportation Law, bodog sports betting app Research’s Nicole M. Moran, Chanel F. O’Neill, and Laurent Samuel examined how the escalation of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict and the ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic contributed to the crude oil price volatility. The authors focused on the market microstructure implications for futures market participants and how prices have diverged between global crude oil benchmarks
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