When Stability Matters: Why Gibraltar Is Quietly Returning to the Conversation
Periods of geopolitical uncertainty often prompt internationally mobile individuals and families to reassess where they live, work, and hold their wealth. Recent developments across global markets and geopolitics have once again led many advisers and families to revisit that discussion. In that context, Gibraltar is increasingly re‑entering the conversation. Not as a reactionary solution, but …
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From Hormuz to Gibraltar: why conflict-driven shipping stress may end in more ship arrests
As a lawyer who practises in ship arrest and admiralty matters, I look at the current crisis involving Iran, the disruption to the Strait of Hormuz and soaring oil prices through a slightly different lens from most commentators. Important though the geopolitical and military dimensions plainly are, my immediate instinct is to consider the commercial …
Italy: Employees’ Silence on Their Disability Does Not Reduce Damages for Discriminatory Dismissal
Employees’ silence regarding their disability cannot justify the reduction of the damages due in case of discriminatory dismissal: once the employer’s breach has been established, the employee cannot bear the consequences of the employer’s failure to verify the existence of a disability and to initiate the dialogue required to assess reasonable accommodations.
LIABILITY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE AGENTS AND THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Legal databases, investigative tools and the role of the Public Prosecution Service in the digital age
INTEGRITY IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR, LEGAL DATABASES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
The fundamental right to comprehension and the digital revolution as an agenda for the Brazilian Public Prosecution Service
Overview of Key Changes in Kazakhstan Procedural Legislation
Yekaterina Khamidullina Partner, Head of AEQUITAS AIFC branch Dinmukhamet Nurakhmet Associate Bauyrzhan Tazhigul Paralegal AEQUITAS Law Firm On 17 December 2025, the Kazakhstan Law No. 241‑VIII ZRK «On Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Issues of Administrative Justice, Rulemaking and the Organisation of Legal Assistance» (the «Law») …
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Global Measures to Combat Money Laundering
By Attorney Abdulrahman Alhouti Money laundering crimes initially arise from generating illegal financial profits through arms trafficking, drug trafficking, smuggling, embezzlement, bribery, electronic fraud, and other legally criminalized financial gains.
Renewable Energy Projects: Legal Dimensions and a Future Vision
By Lawyer Abdulrahman Al-Houti In line with Kuwait Vision 2035, the State of Kuwait seeks to diversify its energy sources and reduce dependence on oil as the primary source of revenue and energy. Within this strategic framework, renewable energy projects have become a central pillar of the country’s pursuit of sustainable development.
Legislative Stability Enhances Investment Opportunities
By Lawyer / Abdulrahman Al-Houti The amendment of certain provisions of the Companies Law under Decree No. 106 of 2024 represents a pivotal step towards improving Kuwait’s business environment, enhancing its attractiveness to investment, raising transparency, and achieving sound corporate governance.
Legal Protection from the Risks of Digital Transformation
By Attorney: Abdulrahman Alhouti Digital transformation provides an advanced and rapid mechanism for carrying out daily and governmental transactions. It has become an indispensable necessity. However, this does not mean that using its tools is free from legal risks—particularly in the fields of telecommunications and information technology—necessitating the implementation of precautionary legal frameworks to safeguard against …
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