News on Purpose January 2026
In This Issue
- An Incredible 2025 in Review
- Planting the Seeds of Sustainable Growth in Bhutan
- Legal Expertise Meets Innovation: Empowering Young Entrepreneurs Across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East
Find guidance on immigration regulations and NGO/charitable organization registration requirements in bordering countries, as well as information on how to navigate restrictions. This is a living document. Additional resources will be added in the days and weeks ahead. Check back frequently for more information.
“As lawyers, our mission is to uphold the rule of law”
In light of the serious developments unfolding in Ukraine, Lex Mundi has mobilized to provide this resources center, drawing upon the expertise of our member firms globally to produce guidance on the rapidly developing situation.
The resources available here will include support for those most touched by the conflict, such as a guide to relocation, accommodation and work for Ukrainian refugees, produced with Wardynski & Partners. Lex Mundi will draw together similar resources from our member firms with the aim of providing a single source of information and guidance related to the current situation in Ukraine.
We hope for peace as soon as possible.
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The Lex Mundi Pro Bono Foundation proudly honored the following member firms for their outstanding contributions:
A series of presidential directives, agency communications, and court orders in the United States have created operational disruptions and widespread confusion for federal contractors, grant recipients, nonprofit organizations, and private sector companies. As the situation continues to evolve, organizations should prepare for potential disruptions and seek to understand the impact of these actions on their operations.
To help navigate this complex landscape, we are gathering insights from trusted sources on what to expect, proactive steps to mitigate risks, and answers to frequently asked questions. Please check back for updates as the situation develops.
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