Davis LLP's Laura Safran, Q.C. and Prasad Taksal have contributed the chapter on Canadian aviation law in the inaugural edition of The Aviation Law Review.

A range of outcomes remains possible. The UK could still leave the EU without a deal. Two things would be required for this to happen:

In the past several years, there has been an ongoing focus on avoiding and detecting counterfeit parts, culminating in the issuance of new DFARS sections and contract clauses in May 2014...

The possibilities for the renewable energy industry in the Asia Pacific are increasingly apparent to global investors.

The handbook offers practical tips for businesses to protect and exploit their databases or who use third party data.

October marks National Disability Employment Awareness Month...

We are pleased to announce newly updated venture capital financing and M&A market data on Accelerate, DLA Piper's website devoted to founders

This article from Exchange – International discusses regulatory developments in the American financial services sector.

The UNFCCC's 17th Conference of the Parties (COP) is currently being held in Durban, South Africa.

A recent statement by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) chairman Graeme Samuel suggests that the ACCC may take a tougher stance on undertakings given during the informal merger approval process, or consider bringing to an end its practice of accepting such undertakings altogether.

It’s fair to say that Commonwealth workers’ compensation has largely been in a ‘holding pattern’ this year. Whilst national harmonisation of occupational health and safety (OHS) and workers’ compensation has remained very much on the agenda, there has been a lot of talk but very little action towards bringing about any significant changes.

In a recent decision in the Perth Magistrates Court, D&G Hoists and Cranes Pty Ltd and two of its directors were found guilty of a breach of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984 (WA) (OSH Act), which resulted in the death of an employee in late 2007.

The New Year promises interesting times for the Reserve Bank and those under its prudential supervision. Banks, non bank deposit takers (NBDTs) and collective investment schemes will continue to weigh up the option of participating in the Crown Deposit Guarantee, and we can expect to see some regulations for the supervision of NBDTs under the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Amendment Act 2008 (NBDT Act).

One of the major barriers to trans-Tasman investment, being the tax leakage that occurs on trans-Tasman dividend flows, is under review.

Health Alert is a summary of the critical judgments, legislation, press releases and news items which have come to our attention each week.

Health Alert is a summary of the critical judgments, legislation, press releases and news items which have come to our attention each week.

Health Alert is a summary of the critical judgments, legislation, press releases and news items which have come to our attention each week

Health Alert is a summary of the critical judgments,legislation, press releases and news items which have come to our attention each week

Health Alert is a summary of the critical judgments, legislation, press releases and news items which have come to our attention each week.

The Government is considering revamping personal grievance laws. Changes will aim to eliminate frivolous claims and control advocates who take on cases on a no win/no fee basis.