The European Union's withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty has fundamentally altered the landscape for investor-state arbitration within the EU.

Professional services firms are shifting from credential-based marketing to outcome-based strategies that demonstrate measurable client value. AI and data analytics are enabling firms to quantify...

On Tuesday, 14 October 2025, the High Court of Australia heard the appeal in Commissioner of Taxation of the Commonwealth of Australia v. Bendel & Anor.

Australia's conduit foreign income (CFI) regime was introduced to improve the attractiveness of Australia as a location for regional holding companies...

Australia's new mandatory merger notification regime, effective 2026, fundamentally changes how serial acquisitions and roll-up strategies are regulated by aggregating multiple smaller deals over a three-year period. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission now examines patterns of incremental consolidation collectively rather than viewing individual transactions in isolation, requiring acquirers to plan earlier and account for the cumulative impact of their acquisition programs.

Remote work is here to stay, and so are the legal and tax challenges it brings. More and more international employees work remotely from Austria, temporarily or long term.

When a judgment debtor relocates from Alberta to Ontario with assets in the new province, creditors face specific procedural requirements to enforce their judgment. Ontario's Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments Act provides a framework for registration, but creditors must navigate service requirements, statutory exceptions, and strict time limitations to successfully enforce their out-of-province judgments.

In an increasingly interconnected professional environment, long-term international relationships have become essential for delivering cross-border expertise.

M&A advisory firms invest heavily in conferences, webinars, and LinkedIn campaigns, yet these metrics rarely correlate with actual deal flow. The critical insight: mandates are won not at the moment of exposure, but months later when a triggering event occurs and a principal reaches for a name that comes to mind.

Italy is firmly back on the global real estate radar, especially in the quality-luxury residential segment.

Corporate compliance in Mexico is often understood through the lens of tax filings and payroll obligations, with their fixed deadlines, automated reminders, and clear consequences for non-compliance.

Digital footprints from emails, WhatsApp messages, and AI-generated documents are becoming decisive evidence in commercial litigation. As courts examine metadata, version histories, and collaboration records, companies face growing legal exposure from everyday digital communications that tell a more complete story than contracts alone.

When a company enters bankruptcy proceedings within the European Union, insolvency practitioners must navigate a complex intersection of duties: administering the estate while ensuring strict compliance with GDPR requirements for processing personal data. The recent Co-Med healthcare bankruptcy in the Netherlands illustrates how modern insolvency practice requires careful handling of sensitive information, from medical records to employee data, while balancing statutory obligations with fundamental privacy

Last year, businesses in Poland were surprised by legislative proposals aimed at cracking down on sham employment relationships. The draft bill sought to grant the Labour Inspectorate...

Poland's mandatory e-invoicing system KSeF has encountered significant technical challenges since its phased rollout began in February 2026, affecting taxpayers' ability to meet compliance obligations.

Portugal’s preliminary draft of the labour law reform – currently under deep discussion – presents a broad revision of the Labour Code and related legislation with the aim of adapting Portugal’s labour regime...

In complex transactions, the gap between initial valuation and final price can be substantial.

In an increasingly competitive professional services environment, strong technical capability is no longer the sole differentiator. Sustainable growth is now shaped by how consistently...

Florida has become an increasingly attractive destination for internationally mobile individuals, entrepreneurs, executives, and families.

As U.S. states shift from aggressive competition for data centre investment to heightened regulatory scrutiny of energy, water, and environmental impacts, real estate transactions for these facilities face unprecedented complexity. This evolving landscape demands new approaches to due diligence, contract structuring, and incentive evaluation to ensure deals remain economically viable amid fragmented and rapidly changing state and local regulations.