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Investors are increasingly looking for more transparency in the investment funds industry and none more so than institutional investors

Among the flurry of actions taken on January 20, President Trump issued a Memorandum entitled "Temporary Withdrawal of All Areas on the Outer Continental Shelf...

Selecting the right AIFM is crucial for investment managers as they will assist with the full lifecycle of a fund. But with a wide range

Following are our summaries of the civil decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario for the week of April 11, 2022.

In the second of the series looking at the differences between English and Scottish property law, Alexis Condie, Rachel Dunn and Lisa Cruickshank demystify some of the legal and practical

The strength of Guernsey's financial services sector has been reinforced by Chief Minister Lyndon Trott at a major dinner of influential figures in the City of London.

We reported on 6 November that the Competition and Markets Authority has opened a market investigation into personal current accounts and SME banking (retail banking market investigation).

In the current economic climate many businesses are braced against 'talent raids' by competitors - and a series of recent decisions by the House of Lords in Mainstream and the High Court in Kynixa has shown that tough post-termination employment restrictions to protect business interests from talent poachers are now much more likely to be upheld by the courts.

Mark-up of the Senate energy bill wrapped up this week with provisions that would establish an Alaska Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Permit Processing Coordination Office, enhance financing for the Alaska gas pipeline, and introduce incentives for small Alaska hydropower projects.

Recent energy industry deals and announcements.

The fanfare which greeted the establishment of the Island's aircraft register by order in council on 1st May last year might be dismissed by cynics as yet further offshore hype intended to put the Island in the spotlight for high net worth individuals looking to buy business jets. Nothing could be further from the truth.

The term ‘Work Choices’ first entered the Australian lexicon in late 2005 when the Federal Parliament passed the "Workplace Relations Amendment (WorkChoices) Act 2005" (Cth) which amended the "Workplace Relations Act 1996" (Cth) (WR Act).

In Curtis v McCague Borlack, the Court upheld the dismissal of the bulk of the claims made against counsel by a party against whom they had acted on behalf of a client.

In Benarroch v. Fred Tayar & Associates P.C., the Court of Appeal confirmed that lawyers who act for themselves are treated like all self-represented litigants when it comes to awarding costs

Following are summaries of this week's civil decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario.