2005 was a notable year in bankruptcy, and not only because it saw some of the largest public company filings ever. The all-time hit parade of chapter 11 "mega" cases added three new stars in 2005. Delta Airlines (tenth on the all-time list) was the first to file in September.

This bulletin is a wrap-up of recent media releases, reports, cases and laws of interest to NSW government lawyers.

Os políticos englobam discursos de segurança às suas promessas, uma vez que nos moldes da nossa atual sociedade se trata de discurso facilmente comprado, consistindo em importante fórmula de eleição,

Signed on July 22, 2008 by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and published in the Official Gazette on July 23, 2008, Decree n° 6.514/08 has the purpose of speeding up the course of proceedings relating to administrative sanctions relating to the environment and rendering more efficient the collection of the fines applied.

The Delaware Court of Chancery's decision in Shareholder Representative Services LLC v. Sphera Solutions, Inc. reinforces critical lessons for M&A practitioners about earn-out disputes and fraud claims. This case examines when pre-closing statements about post-closing integration and marketing efforts cross the line from permissible puffery to actionable fraud, while also clarifying the requirements for fee-shifting provisions in indemnification clauses.

Tem se apresentado na jurisprudência certo dissenso com relação ao método de atualização de dívidas expressas em títulos de crédito ou em outras formas de títulos executivos extrajudiciais.

Construction Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Malaysia, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

International cannabis markets face critical political shifts as Brazil, France, and Germany approach elections that could reshape their medical marijuana programs. With right-wing governments already rolling back reforms in Colombia and threatening changes across Europe and Latin America, the durability of cannabis legalization now depends heavily on who controls government power.

New York's anti-Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (SLAPP) statute aims to protect free speech by providing an accelerated summary dismissal procedure for claims that discourage participation in matters.

NJP is focussed on relaunching the CopWatch mobile phone application & informing participants of their rights when filming police.

On February 10, 2020, Seven and Énergir signed a natural gas supply agreement, the first of its kind for Énergir, to incorporate the EO100TM.

The environmental and social challenges we all face, and the implications of those for businesses, are not going away. And yes, we have seen changes in the EU (so long a leader on ESG) regulatory agenda...

For its part, Iran has recently said that it will suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

Cette année, au cours du 3e Annual GC Summit, nos invité(e)s ont discuté de la façon dont les avocats généraux pouvaient agir en tant que leaders, et des moyens qu'ils pouvaient...

Following are our summaries of the civil decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario for the week of October 28, 2024. This was a fairly busy week.

Effective December 7, 2024, the Australian Government replaced the Temporary Skills Shortage visa (subclass 482) with a new Skills in Demand visa.

The US escalates secondary sanctions against Brazilian organized crime group Primeiro Comando da Capital following its designation as a Foreign Terrorist Organization, while coordinated enforcement actions target fuel smuggling operations linked to Mexican cartels. Meanwhile, international sanctions developments include UK enforcement naming practices, EU chemical weapons listings, and Asia-Pacific export control measures.

La presente alerta tiene como objetivo presentar las noticias más relevantes acontecidas en el ámbito de energía en Latinoamérica durante el periodo comprendido entre mayo y diciembre de 2025.

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Article 5(1) of EC Regulation 44/2001 (the "Regulation") allows a person domiciled in a member state of the EU to be sued in another member state "in matters relating to a contract, in the courts for the place of performance of the obligation in question", in addition to the courts of his or her domicile.