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After years of economic stagnation Iran is preparing for the post-sanctions era following the historic Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.

On 21 July 2014, the Serious Fraud Office, which has been collecting information over the past few months, opened a criminal investigation into allegations of fraudulent conduct in the foreign exchange market.

The NHS Litigation Authority has recently published a consultation document setting out potential approaches to future contributions for Members, inviting responses from Member Trusts...

According to an article in the Guardian, Google is facing a group privacy claim in the UK for circumventing the security settings of Apple’s Safari web browser.

The Dubai Land Department have recently released a draft text for the long awaited 'Investor Protection Law' for comment (the Draft Investor Law).

Introducing the next episode in our real estate coffee break video discussions, focusing on the topical issues facing our real estate clients.

Businesses operating across the oil & gas supply chain continue to evolve and adapt to the new operational landscape driven by volatility in the oil price.

2020 has been a difficult year for Trade Finance. The failure of a number of large trading companies has challenged some of the fundamental beliefs within the industry and different approaches...

This week, the UK’s Information Commissioner took the rare step of intervening in the Court of Appeal case in relation to the ruling that Google exploited security loopholes to track devices for advertising. Google’s appeal is based on the argument that consumers did not suffer financial harm as required under section 13 of the Data Protection Act (DPA).

The claimant applied for summary judgment on the basis that the retrocessionaire’s defence had no real prospect of success.

With notable increases in official fees following the implementation of the GCC Trade Mark Law in Kuwait and Bahrain, we ask if the GCC Trade Mark Law is triggering an automatic increase in official fees.

The collapse of Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd, marked by its application for rehabilitation relief in South Korea at the end of August 2016, has given rise to a number of legal and commercial difficulties at an international level.

International companies are employing more long-term expatriates than ever before, so providing suitable and attractive benefits for these globally mobile employees is becoming increasingly important.

Friday, 13 September 2019: Today, the Supreme Court of Queensland handed down a significant decision in relation the ongoing court proceedings

There is increased awareness amongst companies and individuals to consider their responsibility and the role they can play in the treatment of low-income migrant workers.

On October 31, 2019, the US State Department made two determinations under the Iran Freedom and Counter-Proliferation Act that further expand sanctions on Iran.