Mathilde Vermain

Mathilde Vermain

HR Advisor
Mathilde Vermain specializes in providing legal solutions tailored to HR. She offers guidance on legal issues related to recruitment, employee relations, and workforce management. Mathilde’s combination of HR and legal expertise enables her to tailor solutions that address compliance requirements while supporting business objectives.
Can a Bipartisan Bill Save the U.S. Steel Industry?
Civil Law Can a Bipartisan Bill Save the U.S. Steel Industry?

The sprawling network of blast furnaces and rolling mills that forms the U.S. steel industry has long stood as a symbol of American industrial might, yet today it faces a precarious future shaped by intense global pressures. While the demand for steel in construction, automotive manufacturing, and

Politics Pushes US Crypto Regulation to 2026
Corporate & Financial Law Politics Pushes US Crypto Regulation to 2026

A comprehensive federal framework for digital assets in the United States, once seen as an imminent priority for lawmakers, has now receded into a more distant future shaped by Washington's pressing and often conflicting political calendar. The once-optimistic projections for landmark crypto

Trump Order Challenges State Power Over AI Rules
Tech & Intellectual Property Trump Order Challenges State Power Over AI Rules

A New Frontier in the Federal-State Power Struggle A recent executive order signed by President Donald Trump has ignited a contentious debate over who should write the rules for artificial intelligence, positioning the federal government in direct opposition to state-level regulatory efforts. This

Trump's AI Order Creates Chaos For Tech Startups
Tech & Intellectual Property Trump's AI Order Creates Chaos For Tech Startups

In the quiet hum of a server room, a team of engineers puts the final touches on a groundbreaking algorithmic hiring tool, meticulously designed to comply with Colorado's stringent anti-discrimination laws, only to discover their work may now be deemed an obstacle to national progress by their own

How Will New USCIS Photo Rules Affect Your Application?
Civil Law How Will New USCIS Photo Rules Affect Your Application?

Introduction The photograph accompanying an immigration application is more than a headshot; it is a critical biometric identifier central to national security and the entire identity verification process. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has recently updated its policies, moving

Is Regulation a Threat or a Safeguard for DeFi?
Tech & Intellectual Property Is Regulation a Threat or a Safeguard for DeFi?

The explosive growth of Decentralized Finance has created a multi-billion-dollar parallel financial system, but its very success now places it directly in the crosshairs of global regulators who are determined to bring order to this digital wild west. This critical juncture raises the definitive

GOP Health Care Chaos Creates Midterm Vulnerability
Regulatory & Administrative Law GOP Health Care Chaos Creates Midterm Vulnerability

The Republican party is currently grappling with profound internal turmoil and a mounting political liability concerning its health care policy, a contentious issue that is now prominently escalating in crucial battleground races ahead of the midterm elections. At the heart of this disarray is the

Fifth Circuit Rules Bankruptcy Deadlines Are Not Absolute
Corporate & Financial Law Fifth Circuit Rules Bankruptcy Deadlines Are Not Absolute

The rigid and often unforgiving nature of legal deadlines is a cornerstone of the American justice system, where a single missed date can determine the outcome of a high-stakes case, particularly within the structured world of bankruptcy proceedings. For decades, practitioners have operated under

FAA Bases Flight Restoration on Controller Return
Regulatory & Administrative Law FAA Bases Flight Restoration on Controller Return

The Precarious Path to Reopening America's Skies The recent, widespread disruption to air travel across the United States has exposed a critical vulnerability in the nation's infrastructure: its absolute dependence on a fully staffed and operational corps of air traffic controllers. As the federal

Is It Time to Ban Kids From Social Media?
Tech & Intellectual Property Is It Time to Ban Kids From Social Media?

With the debate over social media's impact on children reaching a fever pitch, we sat down with Desiree Sainthrope, a legal expert specializing in global compliance and technology regulation. Drawing on her extensive experience with complex international agreements, she offers a sharp analysis of

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