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The common employer doctrine is a legal doctrine that can be used to extend an employment relationship to an entity that may not be party to an employee's employment contract, but acts sufficiently like an employer that it could also be held liable to the employee for employment-related claims, such as wrongful or constructive dismissal.

German Tax Laws

Significant amendments to the "Competition Act" and the "Investment Canada Act", contained in "Bill C-10", were introduced in Parliament on February 6, 2009, and enacted on March 12, 2009.

We are pleased to present our second case review of 2011 which contains summaries of selected cases which will impact on the way in which parties conduct litigation and their business dealings.

South Africa has a sophisticated system of financial sector regulation known as the "Twin Peaks" system of regulation, similar to the Australian Twin Peaks model.

Alternative and Inconsistent Pleadings allow parties in Queensland courts to present different factual or legal cases without prematurely committing to one version of disputed events. Rule 154 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 (Qld) permits inconsistent allegations only when pleaded as alternatives, requiring each route to contain complete material facts, appropriate particulars, and clearly identified claims or defences.

This case concerned an appeal by the applicant from a decision of the Examining Division to refuse its medical use patent application for lack of novelty.

Apart from previous transposition of EU directives into our laws, tax law is amended by instigation from the Government of Gibraltar, or as an initiative driven by the industry itself at any time.

The Cayman Islands is a common law jurisdiction, which is based on the English model. It comprises statute law and binding case precedents.

国家豁免（State Immunity）作为一项习惯国际法规则，其法理基础源于"平等者之间无管辖权"原则（par in parem non habet junisdictionem）。i现行国际实践普遍采纳限制豁免理论...

The International Comparative Legal Guides have published their guide on Merger Control Laws and Regulations for 2021. The guide covers common issues in merger control laws and regulations...

Anti-arbitration injunctions are reliefs that can be sought from civil courts to restrain parties that are signatories to arbitration agreements from initiating or continuing arbitral proceedings.

On 24 July, 2013, the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform published the Freedom of Information Bill 2013.

This newsletter has links to recent media releases, reports, cases and legislation relating to property & real estate.

This guide to British Virgin Islands dispute resolution and litigation includes commentary on litigation funding, initiating a lawsuit