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Advocating for Families Serving Overseas

  • On November 2, 2023
The Foreign Service Journal has published a pair of writings by Lexpat’s Founder and Managing Director Adam Pearlman regarding employment and economic opportunities for family members of U.S. government and military members serving abroad.  Appearing in the October 2023 and November 2023 issues, Pearlman analyzes Executive Order 14100, which President Biden signed in June, arguing that […]
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Lexpat Contributes to Second SAMS Report

  • On October 18, 2022
On October 7, the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) released its latest report, The Use of Indiscriminate Weapons in Syria.  Lexpat’s team, led by Senior Attorney-Consultant Arthur Traldi, proudly contributed to this work, identifying issues for evidence collectors and prosecutors in Syria based on how international courts have treated allegations that particular weapons were illegally indiscriminate in the context […]
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Lexpat’s Team Contributes to Academia and Public Discourse

  • On September 29, 2022
As the academic year gets underway, we are very proud of Lexpat’s several team members who have taken teaching roles at respected universities to share their expertise with the next generation of professionals.  Courses taught last year and this year include: Nikoleta Chalanouli: Universidad Catolica de Murcia International Law: Subjects of International Law The Russian […]
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Lexpat Contributes to SAMS Report

  • On August 18, 2022
On August 4, the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) released its latest report, Lessons from International Courts for Documenters of Attacks on Medical Facilities in Syria.  Lexpat’s team, led by Senior Attorney-Consultant Arthur Traldi, was proud to contribute to this important work, which analyzes how international courts have adjudicated cases involving attacks on medical facilities. […]
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Mitigating Against the Risk of Intellectual Property Theft in China

  • On July 27, 2022
By Joan Hodge Earlier this month the U.S. and U.K. national law enforcement chiefs came together in their first joint public appearance to address the international business community on the threats concerning intellectual property (IP) theft posed by China. In his remarks, FBI Director Christopher Wray warned of numerous tactics used by Chinese state officials […]
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Pearlman Featured on ‘National Security Law Today’ Podcast

  • On July 7, 2022
The American Bar Association’s Standing Committee on Law & National Security featured Lexpat Managing Director Adam Pearlman, along with his co-editor and decorated national security lawyer Col. (Ret.) Kay Wakatake in the latest episode of its podcast, National Security Law Today.  On the podcast, Adam and Kay discussed their newly-released U.S. Intelligence Community Law Sourcebook, […]
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Intelligence Law Sourcebook Featured on LegalNews.com

  • On June 9, 2022
LegalNews.com is promoting the current edition of the U.S. Intelligence Community Law Sourcebook as “a primary source to understand how the U.S. counters a wide array of evolving threats within a rule of law framework.”  The site notes that “For national security lawyers, understanding the latest analyses of the laws, executive orders and policies governing […]
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U.S. Intelligence Community Law Sourcebook Published

  • On May 5, 2022
The latest edition of the American Bar Association’s U.S. Intelligence Community Law Sourcebook has been published and is available at the ABA’s website.  Lexpat’s Adam Pearlman was appointed Editor-in-Chief of this volume after his several years on the editorial team.  Pearlman also is a member of the ABA’s Advisory Committee on Law and National Security. […]
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Pearlman on the Olympics and Diplomacy

  • On August 4, 2021
"We know which country we stand for." Defiant and proud, and quite possibly reasonably so from their point of view, the Russian athletes in Tokyo remind us that the Olympics are about nations, not just the athletes. It provides a reality check to those suggesting a "diplomatic boycott" of the upcoming Beijing Games.
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