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Back in the year 2000, the member states of the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) designated the 26th of April to be marked as World Intellectual Property Day.

The end of 2020 saw the end of the Brexit transition period wherein the ties connecting the UK and the Lugano Convention 2007, which deals with jurisdiction issues and judgements' enforceability between its signatories, were cut.

In the last few decades, the importance of mergers and acquisitions as a tool for business has arisen drastically.

The Malta Company Service Providers (Amendment) Act 2020 ("the Act" or "the Amendments") came into force on 16 March 2021 through Legal Notice 96 of 2021.

On the 9th of April 2021, Act XV of 2021 came into force with the aim to amend The Prevention of Money Laundering Act being Chapter 373 of the Laws of Malta.

The Parliamentary Secretary for Citizenship and Communities has announced the launch of a new residence programme for non-EU nationals.

Addressing the press conference with the major local Unions, in the run up of the National Workers Day, Prime Minister Robert Abela together with Energy and Enterprise Minister Miriam Dalli states that the government will continue ...

EUIPO Executive Director Christian Archambeau has shed light on the record filing numbers for EU Trademark registrations experienced in the first months of 2021.

In the digital age, characterised by the growth of cloud computing and remote access, the importance of protecting personal data has gained new significance.

With the ever-growing influence that technology has on our lives, and the radical increase in screen time, the use of brand identifiers and marks has become more vital than ever

Malta's proposed Bill No. 166 seeks to transform workplace protections by implementing the ILO's Violence and Harassment Convention, 2019. The legislation expands coverage beyond traditional employees to include jobseekers, volunteers, and interns, while redefining work environments to encompass digital spaces, commutes, and work-related social activities. Will these sweeping reforms set a new standard for workplace dignity and safety in Malta?

Malta has enacted significant legislative reforms introducing dedicated paid leave for miscarriage and parental bereavement, recognising the profound impact of pregnancy loss and child death on employees. These new regulations establish clear entitlements, reimbursement mechanisms, and employment protections while ensuring confidentiality and safeguarding workers against discrimination.

The Malta Nomad Residence Permit (NRP) is a residence permit which can be issued to non-EU nationals only.

As European Cybersecurity Month unfolds, it's an ideal time to examine how businesses in Malta can enhance their cybersecurity and resilience.

In recent years and most especially in recent weeks, global trade wars have intensified, creating significant upheaval in international markets.

As the proliferation of AI continues, so does the legal regulation of AI use cases.

A family heirloom carries both sentimental and monetary value, often reflecting a family's history and heritage.