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Amendment to the Communique on Investment Project Financing
Significant amendments have been introduced to the procedures and principles governing the evaluation of investment projects.
Working Via Digital Platforms: New Obligations for Entrepreneurs
The government has prepared a draft law implementing the EU directive on platform work. Find out what obligations entrepreneurs, digital platforms, and entities collaborating with contractors may face.
The Invisible Delay: How Nationality Procedures Undermine Trust in Legal Professionals
If Dante had known the Portuguese nationality system, he would have added an extra circle to Inferno: “The Department of Eternal Pending Applications.”
The Principle of Separability
An arbitration agreement is regarded as legally independent from the underlying contract in which it is contained.
Beware of Carrying Forward Credit Balances!
The Tax Court has confirmed that the Tax Administration has the power to request information and review transactions from prescribed periods.
Did You Receive Your Pied-à-Terre Tax Notice?
If you own residential property in New York City, you may have received a notice from the New York City DOF about a new annual charge on certain residential properties not used as the owner’s primary residence.
The Competence-Competence Principle
Arbitration has become increasingly significant due to its consensual nature, the expertise offered by arbitrators, and its ability, in many cases, to provide a faster and more flexible dispute resolution mechanism than state court proceedings.
Corporate Criminal Liability: What Companies Must Do Before November 5
Effective November 5, 2026, new provisions of the Dominican Penal Code will introduce a broader framework for the criminal liability of legal entities.
Gender Balance on Management and Supervisory Boards. New Obligations for Listed Companies
The regulation requires entities subject to the law to adopt a gender balance policy, amend the rules for electing board members, and report annually on their actions.
Guidance on CBAM and Possible Implications for Türkiye
The primary purpose of the Guidance is to explain in detail how emissions data from installations producing CBAM goods in third countries should be verified
Establishing a Shipping Presence in Greece: Tax, Legal and Strategic Advantages
Greece has long been recognized as one of the world's leading maritime hubs.
Can an Error in the PLE Cause You to Lose Your VAT Tax Credit?
The VAT tax credit is an essential right for taxpayers, and precisely because of its importance, any lack of awareness of it requires a comprehensive analysis of each case.
The Constitutional Court Sets Limits on Electronic Notifications
Judgment No. 136/2026, issued in Case No. 04436-2025-PA/TC, represents an important precedent in tax procedure and the protection of taxpayers' rights against actions by SUNAT (the Peruvian Tax Authority).
AI In The Courtroom: Fabricated Precedents, Synthetic Authority And The Supreme Court’S Draft AI Regulations
This article examines AI-generated fabricated legal precedents appearing before Indian courtsand tribunals, and the Supreme Court's response through its draft Regulations for Use ofArtificial Intelligence in Courts, 2026.
Can Uber's“Purely Financial Investment”in Grab Pass the Merger Review?
The Taiwan Fair Trade Commission ("FTC") recently announced that it has extended the review period for the proposed combination between Grab and foodpanda to October 27, 2026.
Notice to Whom? Drawing the Line Under Chapter 61A
Banevicius v. Town of Barnstable arose from the sale of a cranberry bog known as the Jenkins Bog in Centerville, Massachusetts.
A Low Bar, But a Hard Deadline: The Manufactured Housing Act's Right of First Refusal
The Act requires property owners to give residents notice of a proposed sale. Resident tenants or a qualifying association may then purchase the property, subject to timelines governing submission of a purchase agreement, securing financing, and closing.
Taiwan's New Inheritance Structure Regarding the Mandatory Portion Amendment
When preparing an estate plan involving Taiwanese assets, testators often face unexpected limitations imposed by Taiwanese laws.
Will Grab's Acquisition of Foodpanda's Taiwan Business Pass Antitrust Review?
Throughout 2024, Uber Eats' planned acquisition of foodpanda sparked widespread public discussion, and by year's end the Taiwan Fair Trade Commission issued a decision prohibiting the merger — a ruling that earned broad consumer approval.
The President Signed the Act on Mobbing. What Changes to the Labour Code?
The legislation is intended to increase the effectiveness of measures to prevent mobbing and discrimination, streamline the process for employees to pursue claims, and bring the regulations into line with contemporary labour market realities and case law.