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Linklaters partner Alejandro Ortiz says the explosion of M&A activity in Spain - and the "huge flow of money" coming into the country - means it has been a year of recovery for the economy

Linklaters´ partner Ben Crosse explains that one of the biggest recent legal developments affecting the banking and finance sector in Spain was the revision of the Spanish insolvency act, which allows companies to impose solutions on dissenting creditors.

In In Re Mindbody Inc., Stockholder Litigation (December 2, 2024), the Supreme Court of Delaware (the "Court") upheld an earlier ruling by the Delaware Court of Chancery regarding the defendant CEO's.

On August 10, 2023, the IRS issued T.D. 9979 (the "Final Regulations") and Revenue Procedure 2023-27 (the "Revenue Procedure"). The Final Regulations and the Revenue Procedure address...

The claimants commenced proceedings against BA seeking damages for alleged price fixing of air freight services.

The legislation granting the Mayor of London significant additional development control powers received Royal Assent last week.

The Delaware Governor recently signed the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act (DPDPA) into law, bringing to an even dozen the number of U.S. states that have enacted general privacy laws.

Carey Olsen in Guernsey and Linklaters in London have successfully completed a scheme of arrangement in respect of European Capital Limited.

On July 27, 2023, the U.S. federal banking agencies released a nearly 1,100-page proposal that would overhaul the U.S. regulatory capital framework for all banks and bank holding...

On June 3 2005 Act 216/2005 on the squeeze-out of minority shareholders of joint stock companies took effect.

The Luxembourg Inland Revenue changed the special tax regime for highly qualified international employees by way of amending the circular 95/2.

The U.S. Supreme Court has issued two major decisions on the False Claims Act this month.

The Final Report by Professor Paul Davies QC on "Issuer liability for misstatements to the market", following up the March 2007 Discussion Paper, was published on Monday 4 June 2007.

Over the coming six months, Linklaters will be closely monitoring and analysing political and legislative developments during Luxembourg's presidency of the EU Council.

The Financial Services Authority has published for consultation its detailed proposals for a new Listing Rules sourcebook. This article discussed what the proposed changes will reflect.