A positive duty upon employers to eliminate sex discrimination is a significant recommendation in the Respect@Work Report.

Under the requirements of Massachusetts' 2012 health care reform legislation ("Chapter 224"), the HPC conducted an annual Cost Trends Hearing on October 5 and 6, 2015.

Some large retailers are possibly in breach of privacy laws after collecting Faceprints of customers.

Embracing the wisdom of Walt Disney, who once said, "The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing."

These organizations have steadly put forth multiple events per year that stand out for their breadth and substance.

In the complex landscape of international trade and finance, three critical regulatory frameworks – transfer pricing, Customs Special Valuation Branch pricing, and the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 – play pivotal roles.

In the face of increasing insurance costs for its operations, Stewart's Shops started self-insuring certain of its risks in 1992.

The commercial property sector should review all leasing agreements and how they might be affected by increased costs.

The ATO can apply interest rates vastly above market rates for late payments of income tax.

Canadian agritech M&A transactions require fundamentally different approaches than software deals, as biological cycles, regulatory timelines, and grower relationships create unique valuation and integration challenges.

Australia is currently the only western democracy without laws guaranteeing human rights at the federal level.

Hizballah is a listed terrorist organisation under Australian law, and it's an offence for any Australian to support it.

In this edition: Comprehensive Review of Competition Act Launched, New Policy Regarding Foreign Investments in Critical Minerals Policy in Effect, Decision in P&H Merger Case Issued, and more…

Competition, marketing and foreign investment law saw a number of changes in the past year.

The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 ("the Act"), requires the parties to submit their disputes to arbitration arising out of a defined legal relationship.

Plans to strip civil liberties and human rights as soon as Trump is in office.

In this issue, Marcia Perucca reviews the recent ruling in the "MTM HONG KONG" on the calculation of damages following the repudiation of a charterparty, where an award of damages to a shipowner was upheld.

The conundrum of this Shakespearean tragedy has embedded itself in the canvass of the Indian Arbitration Law, and the passage of time has not made the decision making any easier.

The recognition and enforcement of foreign awards in Italy has often proven in the past complex and controversial, since Italian Courts have given Article II(2) of the New York Convention 1958 a narrow interpretation.

Submarine cables which carry internet and telecommunications data are inadequately protected under international law.