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Redefining Retail: The Changing Landscape of Shopping Centres and Retail Parks in Poland
The Polish retail real estate market is currently undergoing a structural transformation that extends far beyond the visible growth of retail parks.
Fintech Companies Are Regulated. What About Mining Farms?
The next regulatory battle is no longer solely about digital money, but about the technological infrastructure that will make the 21st-century economy possible.
5 Mistakes in Commercial Contracts that Can Cost a Company More than It Seems
A commercial contract should not only describe the terms of cooperation but also protect the company in the event of payment issues, delays, changes in the project, or failure by the counterparty to perform its obligations.
Catalonia Is Moving Forward with the Processing of a Bill to Limit Speculative Housing Purchases
The Parliament of Catalonia has taken another step in processing the proposed law aimed at limiting speculative housing purchases in areas with a strained residential market.
Restructuring of Companies towards Digitalization
There is a common misconception in digital transformation processes: the belief that digitizing a company consists solely of acquiring software.
Brain Trust International Law Firm Ranked Tier 2 by Legal 500 in 2026
In the 2026 rankings, Brain Trust has been ranked Tier 2 in Dispute Resolution, and recognized as a Recommended Firm in Corporate and M&A.
Carbon Credits In India
With the CERC Regulations, 2026 along with The Carbon Credit Trading Scheme now in force, the Indian Carbon Market has its first enforceable trading rules.
Draft Electricity Market Amendments Under Public Consultation
The Energy Market Regulatory Authority (“EMRA”) announced on 4 June 2026 that it had launched a public consultation on a comprehensive regulatory package proposing amendments to various pieces of legislation governing the electricity market.
Relevant Aspects of the Recently Enacted Betting Law (Law 14.790/23)
The Bets Law, which deals with virtual and physical betting, real sporting events and online games, establishes taxation criteria, requirements for operating the service.
What Are Personality Rights Under Indian Jurisprudence
The law has long recognised that reputation has value. In modern commercial reality, however, identity itself has become an asset.
Pay Transparency: 15 Most Important Questions from Employers
Regulations on pay transparency are changing how companies recruit, remunerate, and report. Employers should already be preparing pay policies, analyzing potential pay gaps, and adjusting HR processes to meet new requirements.
Turkey Introduces a New Framework for Unlicensed Renewables After YEKDEM
New framework provides greater clarity on both the conditions under which surplus electricity may be sold and the pricing mechanism that will apply to such sales.
Foreigner on a Company’s Management Board?
Conducting business activity in Poland by a foreigner permanently residing abroad involves numerous administrative issues.
Implementation of the EU Directive on Pay Transparency in Greece: New Obligations and Challenges for Employers
The new Directive substantially enhances transparency in hiring procedures and reaffirms the principle of equal pay for work of equal value.
The Reform of the SAF Law: Part IV
A brief digression is made from the order of presentation of the changes promoted in the SAF law by Bill 2,978/23, to address the vetoes made by the President of the Republic.
How to Set Up a Branch of a Foreign Company in Poland?
One of the ways for a foreign entrepreneur to enter the Polish market is to open and run a business in the form of a branch.
Santa Cruz Produces. But Does the System Keep Pace With Its Growth?
How does a region that attracts people, generates employment, and faces blockades and limitations beyond its control sustain its growth?
Goulston & Storrs Recognized Among Nation’s Leading Firms in Chambers USA 2026
Goulston & Storrs has been recognized in the 2026 Chambers USA Guide with 11 practice rankings and 34 individual attorney recognitions, reflecting the firm’s continued strength across its real estate, litigation, and corporate practices.
The Reform of the SAF Law: Part III
The SAF law, before the reform, stipulated in §2, item IV, of Article 1, that the SAF could exploit “intellectual property rights of third parties related to football”.
How to Start a Business in Poland? Discover the Key Steps
If you want to set up a business in Poland you will have to complete numerous formalities and procedures. We present the most important information that will help a foreign trader to take their first steps on the Polish market.