There seems to be a trend developing in United States courts to place limits on class actions, including class proceedings involving pharmaceutical and medical products, but the same cannot be said regarding courts in Canada.

In an anticipated move, the Provincial Court of Alberta has increased the limit for civil claims from $25,000 to $50,000.

Discussion of a recent Spanish case concerning TV sport broadcasting rights.

Litigation or third party funding has transformed the UK disputes market over the past 20 years. Its growth has been enabled by procedural and regulatory changes.

Businesses across the globe are struggling to keep up with the pace of technology and the laws governing that technology.

The guide may help those venturing into the Australian market to identify and maximise the many available opportunities.

Opportunities in the areas of real estate, finance and venture capital could lead to other international law firms launching operations in Lisbon.

The Commonwealth Attorney-General's Department has confirmed that reform of Australia's Personal Property Securities law remains an active item on the Government's legislative agenda.

In a recent episode of the Phoenix Talent Talks podcast series, Partner, Caoimhe Clarkin describes how Diversity and Inclusion is a key priority for DLA Piper

The Personal Property Securities Register has confirmed the delay of the commencement of the PPSA.

EU Law has traditionally provided performers with strong rights and protections but the same cannot be said for the entire world.

It's official: the Department of Veterans Affairs ("VA") Medical Surgical Prime Vendor ("MSPV") 2.0 Program is no more.

The High Court, in Commissioner of Taxation of the Commonwealth of Australia v Word Investments Limited [2008] HCA 55, has upheld a decision of the Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia that found a charitable organisation can conduct non-inherently charitable activities so long as the clear and exclusive purpose is to raise funds to deploy in ways that are charitable.

The Victorian Government has appointed the state's new Freedom of Information Commissioner, with a new FOI regime.

The 3D printing age is closer than one might think and has profound implications for retailers.

ASIC has published its long awaited consultation paper on the requirements of whistleblower policies for public companies, large proprietary companies and proprietary companies that are

Australia's federal, state and territory governments are variously in the process of adjusting their procurement frameworks to give effect to Australia's obligations under international free trade agreements

A number of major transport projects are presently being delivered under Public Private Partnership (PPP) contracts. In each case,...

It has been over a year since the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR) entered into force. Throughout the past two years all EU based companies as well as most of other global

Further to the 2017-2018 inter-trade agreements and to the works undertaken within the Group of 10, the National Labour Council drafted an advice on the legislation