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When Is One Voice Better than Two in Family Law?
As a family law solicitor, I often see couples who have already done a lot of the heavy lifting themselves after they have chosen to separate.
New Withholding Requirements for Non-Resident Sellers of Massachusetts Real Estate
Effective November 1, 2025, non-resident sellers (or transferors) of Massachusetts real estate with a gross sales price of $1,000,000 or more may be subject to withholding at a default rate of 4% or more on the gross sales price.
Limitation Period for an Appeal under Section 37 of Arbitration and Conciliation Act1996
One of the primary objectives of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 is to facilitate the swift resolution of disputes.
On the Irreconcilable Differences Between São Paulo and Fluminense's Projects: A Dialogue with Rodrigo Capelo
In an article entitled "The Tricolores and Professionalization," Rodrigo Capelo discusses the projects presented by Fluminense and São Paulo, and, after briefly explaining each, concludes: "For my part, it's professionalization that I support."
Compliance Challenges of Taiwan Enterprises Following CBP's WRO on Giant
On September 24, 2025, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection ("CBP") issued a Withhold Release Order (WRO) against Giant Manufacturing Co., Ltd. ("Giant"), prohibiting the importation of bicycles and related components produced in Taiwan by Giant into the United States.
How Can Cohabitors Protect Property and Contributions to Prevent Disputes
Late summer and early autumn are among the busiest times for property moves with almost a third of completions taking place during this period.
WS Development: Legal Leadership in Boston’s Seaport Transformation
In 2006, Boston’s Seaport Square was 23 acres of little more than 3,600 surface parking spots. The ambition was bold: transform this underutilized stretch of land into a vibrant, mixed-use neighborhood where innovation, culture, and community intersect.
Pagdi System in India: A Relic On Its Way Out
The Pagdi System is a unique and deeply rooted form of tenancy in India, particularly prominent in older parts of cities like Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata.
Why Am I Struggling to Find a Solicitor in England and Wales? FAQs for South African Clients
Many South African businesses and individuals have dealings in England. They own properties, conclude (and later litigate over) contracts in English law and do business with companies and individuals based in this jurisdiction.
Governance and Football: The Necessary Separation Between Association Interests and the Football Company
The SAF's draft bill arose from a previous, much less comprehensive initiative: a "simple" proposal to reform the governance model of São Paulo Futebol Clube.
Goulston & Storrs Attorneys Joshua Davis, Elizabeth Levine, and Carla Reeves Named to 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers
Goulston & Storrs, is pleased to announce that they have been named to Lawdragon’s 2026 list of 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers in America, which recognizes “the nation’s best advisors on workplace mobility, employee benefits and executive compensation" across all matters of disputes.
The Supreme Court Changes the Doctrine on the Deadline for Filing a Claim for Judicial Error
In its recent Judgment, the Administrative Litigation Division of the Supreme Court introduced a substantive doctrinal change in relation to the deadline for filing a claim for the declaration of judicial error pursuant to Article 293.1.a) of the Organic Law of the Judiciary (LOPJ).
Goulston & Storrs’ Litigation Group Among BTI Consulting’s 2026 “Most Feared Law Firms”
Goulston & Storrs, an Am Law 200 firm, is pleased to announce that its Litigation Group is recognized for the fifth consecutive year on BTI Consulting's 2026 list of the "Most Feared Law Firms in Litigation”.
Post-holiday Blues: Why Do Divorce and Separation Cases Rise After the Summer Holidays?
Every September, once the summer break has drawn to a close, I begin to receive a rise in divorce and separation enquiries. For many families, instead of the long holidays bringing couples closer, they often highlight difficulties that have been building beneath the surface.
The National Court Recognizes the Right of Non-EU taxpayers to Pay Tax on their Net Rental Income
Until now, the Spanish government, relying on the literal wording of Article 24.1 of the Non-Resident Income Tax Law, has established differentiated tax treatment between taxpayers residing in Member States of the EU and the EEA and those residing in third countries.
Taiwan's Future Enforcement on Generative Artificial Intelligence
With the continuous advancement of artificial intelligence ("AI"), the legal fields it affects have become increasingly diverse. AI will inevitably involve competition law issues related to both restraints on competition and unfair competition.
Solomon & Co., Recipients of the LegalOne Stellar Accolade (India 2025)
We are pleased to share that our Managing Partner, Aaron Solomon, and Partner, Germaine Pereira, have been recognised as recipients of the LegalOne Stellar Accolade (India 2025).
Related-Party Business: The Need to Address the Issue Within the SAF (and Football Clubs) - Part II
It is frequently pointed out that a deal between related parties of the SAF's controlling shareholder and SAF itself signals yet another (alleged) anomaly in the system, to the detriment of the club, usually a minority shareholder in SAF, which does not benefit from such a deal.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act: The QOZ Remix - Changes in Timing and Territory
In significant part, the OBBBA extended or made permanent various provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (the “TCJA”) that were set to expire at the end of this year.
Change to UK Company Law: Important Information for Company Directors
These changes are introduced to reduce the risk of fraud and improve the reliability of the information held on the public register and to enhance corporate transparency and strengthen the UK’s business environment.