Eurojust’s Report on Cumulative Prosecution

On July 2, 2020

Lexpat Managing Director Adam Pearlman and war crimes prosecutor Arthur Traldi analyze Eurojust's report on prosecuting ISIS fighters for both terrorism and atrocity crimes.

Dianna English Joins Lexpat

On June 29, 2020

Dianna brings extensive experience from her service in international organizations, nonprofits, and the U.S. Government.

Lexpat Welcomes Paul Hickman and Joan Hodge to the Team

On June 10, 2020

As our Senior Law Enforcement Consultant, and Consulting Analyst, Paul and Joan strengthen Lexpat's programming, training, and monitoring and evaluation capabilities.

GMU National Security Institute on China’s National Security law for Hong Kong

On June 2, 2020

NSI has included the analysis of Managing Director Adam Pearlman in its “Experts Weigh In” release concerning the new national security law for Hong Kong. Pearlman is a Visiting Fellow at NSI. https://nationalsecurity.gmu.edu/hong-kong-nsl-ewi/

ABA President Re-Appoints Pearlman to Africa Council

On May 26, 2020

Adam Pearlman will spend a seventh year in a leadership position with the American Bar Association's leading international development organization.

Pearlman Selected as an ‘Agent of Resiliency’

On May 22, 2020

Managing Director Adam Pearlman's work as a consultant for INL has been recognized by ACFCS as helping to build fincrime resilience.

Pearlman, Whitley, and Yin Speak About Terrorist Watchlists

On April 23, 2020

Until last fall, no court had ever found the U.S. Terrorist Screening Database to be constitutionally infirm. That is no longer the case.

Pearlman to speak at National Archives

On March 3, 2020

Along with Judge Royce Lamberth, Lexpat Global Services Managing Director Adam Pearlman will be keynoting the launch of this year’s Sunshine Week event at the National Archives. The two will be discussing law and policy issues related to government transparency.

Chalanouli Publishes Analysis of Chinese Lawfare

On February 3, 2020

The Center on Law, Ethics and National Security at Duke University’s School of Law has published an article on China’s “legal operations” that Lexpat’s Nikoleta Chalanouli co-wrote with NATO SHAPE Legal Advisor Andres Munoz Mosquera. Mosquera and Chalanouli examine how China is methodologically leveraging the vocabulary and institutions of international law, human rights, and the […]

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