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International Arbitration: Strengths and Weaknesses
International arbitration has established itself as a key tool for resolving disputes in the global business landscape. This alternative to judicial litigation offers a private, flexible, and specialized solution for cross-border conflicts.
New Legal Obligations For Large Housing Owners And Landlords In 2025
The residential and tourist rental sector faces significant regulatory developments this year, including the creation of mandatory registries for large property owners and certain landlords.
UK Immigration Update – Key Changes To The EU Settlement Scheme And More
On 24 June 2025, the UK Government issued a new Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules, introducing key updates that will impact a wide range of applicants.
Labor And Employment Law In Israel
Employee recruitment, on the employer’s side, or of job seeking, on the employee’s side, is a phase during which legal interactions between the potential employer and the potential employee abound.
Investing In Southern Italy: An Opportunity
The “Zona Economica Speciale (ZES) Unica” for the South of Italy was established on January 1, 2024, by Law 162/2023, to boost economic development in southern Italy by providing significant opportunities for companies investing in these areas.
What Is Happening In Italy Regarding Citizenship?
On March 28, 2025, the Council of Ministers adopted the so-called “citizenship package,” i.e., a set of legislative measures aimed at changing the current system of citizenship.
Are AI And Intellectual Property ¿“Frenemies”?
Natalia Vera Matiz, partner at Vera Abogados Asociados, explores the two main concerns surrounding the coexistence of AI and IP.
The Lights And Shadows Of High Tourist Influx Zones In Spain
The national legislator is deeply convinced of the economic benefits of this special timetable regime, insofar as it allows the synergies between tourism and commerce to be leveraged, thereby increasing economic activity.
Draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025
In August 2023, India enacted its first standalone data protection and privacy law in the form of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. In January 2025, the much-awaited subordinate rules under the DPDP Act, namely the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 were released in draft form.
The Chutiyaram Trademark Case: A Battle of Culture, Law, and Public Sentiment
In one of the most controversial trademark cases in India’s recent history, the Chutiyaram trademark has sparked a nationwide debate. What seemed like a simple trademark application for a food brand soon became a battleground of legal, cultural, and social tensions.
Methods For Avoiding Disputes In The Case Of Business Succession
Legal disputes in connection with business successions are on the increase. This applies in particular to disputes under inheritance law, company law and tax law. Disputes in connection with a business succession cost the parties involved a lot of time, money and energy due to their complexity and considerable economic importance.
White Paper 2025: Government Announces Sweeping Reforms to UK Immigration System
On 12 May 2025, the UK Government released its long-anticipated White Paper proposing substantial reforms to the country’s immigration rules. The primary objectives are to strengthen border security, lower migration levels, and create a more direct alignment between immigration policy, skills development, and the needs of the UK labour market.
APEC Card: Facilitating Business Mobility in the Asia-Pacific Region
The APEC Business Travel Virtual Card (ABTVC) is a tool designed to facilitate business travel across the Asia-Pacific region, promoting trade and investment.
Income Tax Declaration for Expatriates in Chile
As the tax year closes and the obligation to file the Annual Income Tax Return (Form 22) approaches, it is essential for foreign individuals who work or have worked in Chile — known as expatriates — to understand their tax obligations before the Chilean Internal Revenue Service (SII).
Foreign Enterprises' Risks in Hiring Employees When Subsidiaries or Branches Are Not Set Up in Taiwan
When foreign enterprises seek to expand their business, the organizational structure they choose to operate in a specific market plays an important part in their business judgment. Although setting up a local subsidiary, branch, or office, is feasible, foreign enterprises' unfamiliarity with local market's labor law, labor conditions, employee benefits, tax law, and corporate governance norms, usually results in high compliance costs for setting up a legal entity in the target market.