This panel discussed the global landscape post-Covid, key growth industries, emerging risk and regulatory developments within the industry as well as top trends in captives.

As expected, the Supreme Court granted review today of three of the conflicting Court of Appeals decisions.

Litigants claiming work product protection must present evidence that they reasonably anticipated litigation when creating the documents, and that the anticipated litigation motivated the documents' creation.

The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed applications for leave to appeal by a group of alleged former institutional shareholders of Sino-Forest Corporation.

AI can add speed, scale and impact to efforts to solve humanity's most urgent problems while building a more sustainable and inclusive future.

Anzon’s $250 million bid for Nexus has sparked a frenzy of debate about the respective values of the bidder and target. Both have substantial hydrocarbon exploration interests which are difficult to value, although Anzon has some production as well.

A report published by Ernst & Young provides further evidence of the Isle of Man’s positive contribution to the global economy and describes the Island as a key commercial partner.

Until recently the case-law regarding the issue of whether tax authorities may declare that a civil contract conceals an employment relationship when conducting an inspection was very controversial.

Learn how FIs can gain momentum ahead of the great convergence by re-thinking their business model.

On 7 October 2020, the Cypriot Tax Department issued Application Guidance No 3 relating to Tax Audits and Revision of Tax Returns in the context of the Assessment and Collection of Taxes Law.

In line with the 'LiFE (Lifestyle for Environment)' mission, the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change has launched the Ecomark Rule 2024, replacing the previous Ecomark

The characteristics needed for people in a digital age are adaptability, self- direction and easy engagement with technology.

On January 17, 2014, the National Labor Relations Board Judge Lisa D. Thompson concluded that an agreement that did not prohibit class or collective action still violated Section 8(a)(1) of the National Labor Relations Act because the Agreement "interfere[d], restrain[ed], or coerce[d]" plaintiff and other similarly situated employees’ "substantive rights to file classwide litigation."

When the corporates responsible to protect investors becomes the pawn for deception, what happens? Sadly, the answer is in the Wirecard, the Brooge Energy scandals.

Each year, 20,000 to 25,000 original songs are made by over 40,000 music creators in India (this excludes remixes and music by the unorganized sector). Music is integral to streaming, films, television, radio, gaming...

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has recently approved a settlement by Ernst & Young LLP in the Sino-Forest Canada class proceedings.

Over the past several months, US capital markets have seen a dramatic pattern of irregularities connected with a number of Chinese reverse merger (CRM) companies.