WRC Condemns Sham Redundancy Carried out by Football Club in “Ruthless and Dishonest Manner”
David Henderson v The Bohemian Football Club CLG (ADJ-00056820) concerned an employee of the Respondent football club who claimed he was unfairly dismissed in a sham redundancy process, in the absence of any fair procedures. The Complainant submitted his complaint to the Workplace Relations Commission (“WRC”) under the Unfair Dismissals Acts 1977-2015. Facts: The Complainant …
Why A Landmark Ruling Strengthens The Case For Pre-nups
A Supreme Court ruling on whether substantial assets transferred between spouses during marriage should be divided equally on divorce – has reignited the importance of Pre-nups.
The shifting of the burden of proof in the brazilian judiciary and its impacts on companies doing business in the country
KEYWORDS/SCOPE Shifting of the burden of proof, Brazilian judiciary, Civil procedure, Consumer Protection Code.
Enforcement against secondary debtors: new binding precedent from Brazil’s Superior Labor Court increases risk exposure for service contracting companies
Keywords: [secondary debtor; labor enforcement; Brazilian labor courts; labor liability; service provision; service contractor; TST;] Summary: Brazil’s Superior Labor Court now allows enforcement directly against subsidiary debtors once the main employer defaults, heightening companies’ financial exposure and demanding stricter oversight of third-party contractors.
New Tax Measures: Art Pieces and e-Donation
The Thai government has recently introduced new tax measures that reflect its dual commitment to digital transformation and the promotion of Thailand’s soft power through art.
Thailand’s Legal Reversal on Cannabis: Restriction to Medical Use Only
Cannabis Re-Criminalization in Thailand: A Legal Overview Thailand has experienced significant legal transformation concerning cannabis regulation in recent years. Once categorized under stringent narcotic laws, cannabis moved through phases of decriminalization and, as of June 26, 2025, has now been officially re-criminalized. This article provides a structured analysis of the legal landscape surrounding cannabis in …
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Thailand’s 2025 Digital Asset Tax Reform: Key Implications for Investors and Platforms
On June 17, 2025, the Thai Cabinet approved a major tax measure aimed at promoting Thailand as a leading digital asset hub in the world. This reform introduces a clear and strategic fiscal incentive designed to stimulate investment, attract digital asset platforms, and enhance Thailand’s competitive position in the global crypto economy. With growing regional …
HURDLES IN THE DESCENT AND LANDING OF JOLCO STRUCTURES IN INDIA
Introduction Japanese operating lease with call option (“JOLCO”) is a financing structure that enables airline companies the ability to expand their fleet and optimize capital efficiency. JOLCO combines the benefits of an operating lease with the flexibility of a purchase option at the end of the lease term. Under JOLCO, a Japanese special purpose company …
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A Landmark Ruling: Redefining Family and Parenthood in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s Court of First Instance recognizes the parental rights of same-sex couples, challenging outdated laws and prioritizing equality and children’s rights
Enforcement Penalty Regime for Failure to Comply with Request for Documents in Tax Audit: Key Implications for Taxpayers
Effective September 15, a new provision of the Framework Act on National Taxes (“FANT”) will authorize the Korean tax authorities (“NTS”) to impose an enforcement penalty on taxpayers who, without justifiable cause, do not provide requested information and documents during an audit (“New Enforcement Penalty Provision”).