The Coalition government prefers "evolution" rather than "revolution" in its privacy and data protection policies.

Intellectual property continues to be a focus for Australian organisations, as they execute strategies to achieve growth.

Introduction and link to article on key Australian IP developments.

It's one of the lesser-known facts about world-renowned rap artist Jay-Z, but he's big in the arbitration scene.

Article explains how new APRA standard broadens obligations of APRA related entities beyond other cybersecurity obligations.

These amendments require a review of privacy and compliance programs to identify and investigate eligible data breaches.

Football World Cups traditionally serve to introduce new rules and institutes. The last major changes were the introduction of the vanishing spray, goal-line technology and the video assistant referee (VAR).

On 24 December 2013, the Board of Directors of the Belgian Competition Authority ("BCA") published in the Belgian Official Journal (Belgisch Staatsblad / Moniteur belge) its Guidelines on competition inspection procedures (the "Guidelines").

The Bank of Asia has been established in the BVI to address the growing needs of offshore companies and their owners.

In early 2016 popular opinion on the utility and function of offshore centres (OFCs) or, to use the more inflammatory term, tax havens, must be close to an all-time low.

In a recent decision (Decision No. 911 of 09.10.2025, the “Decision”), the Bulgarian Commission on Protection of Competition (the “CPC”) set out important conclusions regarding the distinction between product...

Circumstances leading to a breakdown in a business relationship are often unforeseen at the outset of the relationship.

We recently represented a US bank in Ontario on a secured refinancing for a Canadian borrower.

On September 17, 2015, the OSC, IIROC and MFDA released the results of their joint " Mystery Shopping for Investment Advice" initiative.

Recent court rulings and emerging regulatory practices have significant implications for public issuers and other capital market participants in Canada.

In a series of recent high-profile cases, Ontario courts have been grappling with the issue of whether employees can use actions commenced under the Class Proceedings Act, 1992, SO 1992, c 6, to enforce overtime claims under the Canada Labour Code, RSC 1985, c L.2.

Following the release of the Government of Ontario’s two-year review of the Feed-in Tariff Program, the Ministry of the Environment has published proposed amendments to the Renewable Energy Approval Regulation and the Environmental Assessment Act.

In a recent decision by Justice Shergill, Charan v. Charan, 2018 BCSC 1537, the Court had the opportunity to consider the operation of family legislation in the context of a marriage where the spouse

The OSC released a notice today setting out the views of OSC Staff on the disclosure required by investment funds that use Form 41-101F2 (pre-IFRS version, IFRS version) when filing prospectuses.

The OSC released a notice today setting out the views of OSC Staff on the disclosure required by investment funds that use Form 41-101F2 (pre-IFRS version, IFRS version) when filing prospectuses.