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The Canadian Securities Administrators have published a request for comments on a proposal to change the way that Shareholder Rights Plans are regulated.

Oman is advancing economic diversification through its Vision 2040 initiative, creating significant opportunities in engineering and construction sectors. With the construction market projected to grow from $7.05 billion in 2025 to $8.46 billion by 2031, foreign investors face both promising prospects and complex requirements including localization mandates, market access regulations, and partnership obligations that demand careful navigation.

The Maltese archipelago is an island nation in the heart of the Mediterranean. Malta is known for its warm climate, scenic coastline and rich cultural heritage. Although only 17 miles long and nine miles across...

The Supreme Court has upheld the High Court's decision in Miller v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union.

The Maltese islands are an archipelago made up of 5 islands, 3 of which are inhabited: Malta, Gozo (Għawdex), Comino (Kemmuna).

The start of 2023 has been a busy one, with global antitrust agencies advancing investigations and challenging a number of technology acquisitions. Future antitrust enforcement could also be shaped...

The geopolitical and legal fallout from the Russia-Ukraine conflict has undeniably reshaped cross-border dispute resolution. What began in 2014 and sharply accelerated after 2022 has evolved into a complex economic and legal standoff.

At the end of last year, Holland & Knight predicted that "the current enforcement environment will continue into 2024 and will focus heavily on the healthcare industry, along with private equity transactions or 'roll-ups.'

Here are some of the most horrific crimes committed on our shores.

The Canadian economy was impacted in 2008 by the global economic crisis. Canadian stock markets and the Canadian dollar experienced severe volatility, influenced by swings in commodity prices (including particularly the price of oil).

The National Hockey League (the "NHL") and National Hockey League Players' Association (the "NHLPA") recently ratified a new collective bargaining agreement (the "New CBA")...

The Delaware Court of Chancery has issued its first decision applying the recently amended Section 144 of the DGCL, establishing a heightened presumption of director disinterestedness that extends beyond conflicted transaction safe harbors. The ruling clarifies that common allegations such as overlapping board service, business relationships, and minority co-investments will not suffice to rebut this presumption without substantial and particularized facts showing a disabling conflict.

The federal court system and 36 states have adopted the so-called Daubert standard in place of the Frye standard when it comes to qualifying expert witnesses under the rules of evidence

Unsolicited takeover bids, also referred to as "hostile" or "contested" bids are presented directly to the target company's shareholders. They are fairly commonplace in Canada.

This article examines Malta's Citizenship by Merit framework through the historical lens of Caravaggio's admission to the Order of St John, exploring how contribution-based citizenship has evolved from medieval orders to modern legal structures. It analyzes the legal principles underlying merit-based naturalisation and their alignment with EU law following the landmark Commission v Malta judgment.

In this episode of "Counsel That Cares," healthcare attorney John Saran and PitchBook Lead Healthcare Analyst Rebecca Springer, Ph.D., discuss the state of healthcare transaction laws and their future in 2025.