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The English High Court ruled last month that a person has a right to expect that certain photos taken of them - even after uploaded onto Facebook - will be kept private.

Increasingly, we are seeing clients with unanimous shareholder agreements that allow themselves to be amended by a certain majority of the shareholders of the corporation.

By far the biggest obstacle to aligning compensation around internal strategic goals is the existence of the external market.

Minor amendments aren't going to cut it. The federal government needs to rethink its entire approach to when and how it assesses major projects.

Being a successful woman in business often means challenging limiting stereotypes, juggling personal responsibilities and navigating the male-dominated corridors of power.

In a first-of-its-kind decision, R. v. Bykovets, 2024 SCC 6 (Bykovets), the Supreme Court of Canada has adopted a broad view of internet privacy—at least in the criminal and public authority...

When Somerset Maugham described the French Riviera as a "sunny place for shady people", he could just as well been referring to public opinion of the offshore world after the release of the Panama

Problems could be avoided if all employment contracts were structured correctly, in compliance with the PRC labour laws.

The Social Credit Opinions mandate the full-establishment by 2018 of a comprehensive government-wide and society-wide social monitoring system.

The alliance model has been used over the past decade in many large and complex construction projects and is now increasingly being used in smaller and more straightforward projects as well.

The ICO has issued a Monetary Penalty Notice (Notice) in respect of the activities of Grove (a Kent-based pensions company) for sending marketing emails to around 1.9m individual subscribers

As readers will be aware from our alert on 30 March 2011, the UK Supreme Court handed down a landmark judgment that day in the case of Jones v Kaney [2011] UKSC 13 (the judgment).

The National Company Law Tribunal, Chennai Bench, has dismissed a petition under Sections 397 and 398 of the Companies Act, 1956, holding that a break down of mutual trust and confidence between two equal shareholders, and a deadlock arising from their differences, cannot by itself be treated as oppression or mismanagement.

In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court of India in Noida Special Economic Zone Authority (NSEZA) v. Manish Agarwal & Ors. upheld the approval of a resolution plan under...

Rumours have it that Hindus have 33 Crore Gods. From an IPR perspective, it simply means that there are 33 crore names that are in a fix as potential trademark names.

A tussle between two separate jurisdictions in international arbitrations can lead to an undesirable entanglement.