On January 31, 2020 the OECD published an update statement (the Statement) on the Digital Tax Initiative, highlighting progress on the scope of the new taxation rights...

The ongoing global coronavirus outbreak, now officially designated as COVID-19 by the World Health Organization, will significantly impact international business and cross-border commercial operations

By 2023 the Dutch government intends to generate 4,450MW from wind parks at sea. As the current capacity is about 1,500MW, several wind farms will have to be built in the North Sea. A great deal of attention is being paid to public law aspects of the construction and control of offshore wind farms.

On 2 October 2019 the Court of Appeal allowed an appeal in Lloyd v Google1, a significant case in the continued evolution of the UK class action and data protection regimes.

"You guys...@flattummyco just dropped a new product. They're Appetite Suppressant Lollipops and they're literally unreal," gushed Kim Kardashian in a now-deleted Instagram caption.

Attorney advertising can be an important way for some types of lawyers to increase visibility and get clients.

International climate negotiations attract big headlines each year as countries work to hammer out shared rules to deal with climate change.

In this edition of Pensions Ombudsman Round-Up we look at some determinations from March and April 2019 which cover the following issues:

On 2 December 2019, as part of its on-going commitment to strengthen Australia's foreign corporate bribery framework, previously discussed in December 2017 and April 2018, ...

Welcome to this year's round up of key cases relevant to sourcing and commercial contracts. Click on the headings below to read the full article.

Canadian courts have a reputation of awarding relatively modest damage awards in tort cases, especially when compared to our neighbours to the South.

Two years after its establishment, the Danish Medicines Council has been evaluated. The evaluation, published on 16 May 2019

Can an undertaking recover sums payed to the Antitrust Authority despite not having challenged the decision?

The Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte calls it the biggest political crisis in his career after the plane crash over Ukraine. The Dutch government must therefore pull out all the stops in the last...

The Spanish Council of Ministers has approved a draft bill to amend the 2003 Spanish Arbitration Act, which will now be submitted for approval by the Spanish Parliament.

The Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection has presented the long-awaited draft of a new Corporate Sanctioning Act concisely titled "Draft Bill for an Act to combat corporate crime".

The California Legislature recently passed Assembly Bill 1554, adding to the required notices that employers must deliver to participants in Flexible Spending Account (FSA) plans

Settlements with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) can trigger a wide array of collateral consequences.

One of the big corporate governance related stories last month was the settlement agreement between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Facebook Inc. arising from the misuse of Facebook user data and disclosures...

On October 11, 2019, the chairs of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ...