Section 546 of the United States Bankruptcy Code establishes a statute of limitations within which an avoidance action may be brought.

Due to the political and economic uncertainties, 2016 was a turbulent year for the Turkish M&A market Local and global political developments, worldwide fluctuation in exchange rates...

The current Circuit split makes it all the more likely the Supreme Court will soon address the issue of whether employees may waive their ability to participate in aggregate litigation in an arbitration agreement.

The recognition of provisions/ impairments of receivables should not be considered as a revaluation for the purposes of Deemed Dividend Distribution.

This webcast brings together a diverse panel of professionals in electric utility tax issues to discuss the impact of the 2017 Federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act ("TCJA") on electric utilities

The Court of Appeal’s decision in Pegasus v Ernst & Young (March 2010) has once again favoured the defendants’ argument that the claim against it was time-barred.

Harnessing the capabilities of generative AI (GenAI) is a business imperative but one the C-suite struggles to come to grips with. Ninety-eight percent of CEOs are investing in their company's...

Justice Perell of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently released a decision in Zaniewicz v Zungui Haixi Corporation approving a class action settlement, but which varied the proposed plan of distribution based on a class member’s objections.

On 27 June 2019 the European Commission imposed a fine of €28 million on the Japanese imaging and optical products manufacturer Canon for "gun-jumping" by using a warehousing structure in its 2016 acquisition of Toshiba...

In February 2005 database giant ChoicePoint revealed that 145,000 consumers across the United States were placed at risk by a recent data theft at the company. The data thieves created accounts for nonexistent debt collectors, insurance agencies and other companies, which gave them access to personal information stored on the ChoicePoint databases.

A key concern of buyers in private M&A transactions is ensuring that until closing of the transaction the target business is run in a manner which protects the value of the target business...

On 29 July 2011 the OFT published its provisional decision to refer the audit market to the Competition Commission ('CC') and has invited comments.

A recent survey, carried out by Ernst & Young, revealed that 48% of businesses are failing to vet their suppliers for compliance with the UK Bribery Act 2010.

Risk solutions firm, Kroll, has partnered with ethical business practices firm, Ethisphere, to produce the Anti-Bribery & Corruption Benchmarking Report 2018.

With stories of "fake" news, agency leaks and Russian election influence continuing to dominate the headlines, the Trump Administration's impact on the employment law landscape is not getting much attention.

Today we speak with Karl Chapman, chief executive at Kim Technologies. After studying law at the University of Birmingham in England, Karl decided to go in a different direction from the lawyer path...

The increasing use of electronic trials has prompted a discussion surrounding the advantages of this technology-driven change. What are some of the key considerations that should be examined around e-trials?