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Subject access requests are on the rise and you'll likely find one made in almost every dispute situation, from employment issues to parents unhappy with the school.

The life sciences industry is one of the most highly regulated industry sectors there is and the level of regulatory burden continues to grow.

Where an insured commits fraud in the pursuit of a policy claim he puts himself in breach of his duty of utmost good faith.

Since the WHO declared COVID-19 (Corona) a pandemic on 11.03.2020, the political measures to contain the virus have intensified across all countries.

The English private equity investor Matter Real Estate has acquired a majority stake in 15Degree and provided us with new equity capital. With this fresh capital, we are expanding our development pipeline with the aim...

Regulators across jurisdictions are increasing scrutiny of financial institutions’ anti-money laundering controls, with enforcement efforts focusing not only on whether compliance frameworks exist, but on whether they function effectively in practice. Those themes emerged during WLG’s recent Compliance & Investigations Group discussion, where Isadora Fingermann and Karla Lini Maeji of TozziniFreire, Theresa Sauerwein of Taylor Wessing, and Suegene Ang of WongPartnership examined how AML enforcement is evolving in Brazil, Germany, Singapore, and beyond.

In conversation with leading practitioners, Barnaby Merrill considers the impact of Covid-19 on private equity funds and predictions for the market in 2021...

Foreign investors have long used nominee arrangements to participate in industries on which the DNI imposes foreign equity restrictions.

This article provides highlights of BLG's Emerging Technologies Webinar Series focusing on IoT

The proverbial spot light is further intensified by a number of recent high profile subject access judgments from the Court of Appeal (England and Wales) which...

We will be following up our post last week regarding the latest US-EU Safe Harbor decision out of Europe with further analysis both from the Mintz Privacy team and our international network of privacy specialists.

Some firms have grown quickly and/or been acquisitive in recent years.

The TW Annual Insurance and Reinsurance Review summarises the key case law developments in insurance and reinsurance all through the year.

In the modern legal landscape, technical expertise is the baseline, but cultural fluency and reciprocity are the differentiators.

A British court ruling against employment tribunal fees has raised fears that businesses, mediators and the courts could face a greater burden of cases irrespective of their employment practices.

When can a data access request cross the line from legitimate to abusive? On 19 March 2026, the CJEU ruled in Brillen Rottler (Case C-526/24)...

After fire destroyed the claimant's yacht, it sought to recover under its all risks policy placed with the defendant insurer.