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Speedy Trademark Decisions As A Fundamental Right
Anyone who has filed a trademark in India knows the feeling. You file the form. You wait. An objection arrives or an opposition is lodged.
Unlock Peru with the UK Double Taxation Agreement: A Practical Guide to Investments Without Double Taxation
The Double Taxation Convention between the Republic of Peru and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is a strategically important legal instrument for international investors.
Modern IPR Piracy In The Digitalized Pivotal Era: Indian Law And Global Trends
Intellectual Property Piracy refers to the unauthorized duplication, reproduction, distribution sharing, sale, or use of creations protected by intellectual property laws.
Financial Fair Play - Part III
The regulation of financial fair play in developed markets has occurred through continental confederations, especially UEFA, and club leagues, which are, not coincidentally, linked in some way to the European continental regulator itself.
Adoption Without Drift: How the Lower Middle Market Is Selectively Evolving
Competition among direct lenders continues to compress pricing across private credit markets, including in the lower middle market.
Financial Fair Play - Part II
It was stated in the conclusion of Part I of this series that, in Brazil, a league of teams that could adopt self-regulatory paths like the Premier League has not yet emerged.
Financial Fair Play - Part I
It has already been stated in this space that the importance of football for the country – marked by inequality – and its importance for a segment of the population.
Introduction Of Documents In Evidence And The Intricacies Involved Therein
It is settled law that when one files a suit, the Plaint should be accompanied by all documents that are essential to prove one’s case.
What Can We Learn from the First Retroactive Imposition of Anti-Dumping Duties Case in Taiwan?
During the investigative proceedings conducted by the Taiwan Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Economic Affairs, anti-dumping duties may be levied retroactively if importers engage in massive importations or stockpiling that causes material injury to the domestic industry.
The Fans as Both a Source of Wealth and a Contingency for a Football Team
The interest that certain topics provoke is unpredictable and surprising. Sometimes something is published that, for the writer, has great relevance, but the reaction is timid; other times one writes about a topic that one imagines shouldn't generate much interest, but the result is reversed.
Football, the Grinding Machine, and Risk Aversion in Brazil
Brazilian journalist Paulo Vinícius Coelho (“PVC”) touched on a sensitive issue in his article published on UOL on March 16, 2026, titled “The Brazilian Championship’s coach-grinding machine destroys one per round.”
When Will the Anti-Dumping Duty Be Imposed Under Taiwan's Investigation Procedures?
This article aims to analyze when exacly the "provisional anti-dumping duty", which is a temporary measure, and "anti-dumping duty", which is a final measure, will be imposed under Taiwan's anti-dumping investigation procedures.
SAF and Women's Football
Brazilian Law 14.193/21 (SAF Law) establishes, in Article 1, that "a football corporation whose main activity consists of the practice of football, both female and male, in professional competition (...) constitutes a football corporation (SAF)."
Introduction to Taiwan's Anti-Dumping Sunset Review
As of February 2026, Taiwan is imposing anti-dumping duties on 12 products in total.
How Will the Taiwan FTC Look at the Skyworks-Qorvo Merger Case?
In the end of 2025, Skyworks and Qorvo, announced they have entered into a definitive agreement for merger, which appears to be a milestone for the U.S. semiconductor industry with a combined enterprise value of approximately USD 22 billion.
Regarding the Taxation of Sports Clubs and the Impact of Tax Reform on the Football Corporation
After a brief exposition regarding the tax scenario for SAFs a scenario resulting from the tax reform whose debate began at the dawn of Lula's government and concluded in 2026.
Navigating Indian Regulatory Landscape for Offshore Fund Restructuring: Key Compliance Considerations
The increasing sophistication of offshore investment structures has brought with it complex regulatory considerations when restructuring involves Indian assets or entities.
Non – Disclosure Agreements: Enforcement & Challenges
Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) have become indispensable tools for protecting confidential information in India's rapidly evolving business landscape.
LegalOne Blue Ribbon 15: Intellectual Property (India 2025)
We are pleased to share that Germaine Pereira, from Solomon & Co., our National Partner in India, has been recognised in the LegalOne Blue Ribbon 15: Intellectual Property (India 2025) list.
SAF, Corporate-Owned Club and Club: Consequences of Tax Reform and the SAF Law as a Solution to Alleged Inequalities
Since football arrived in Brazil and its practice began, the non-profit association model was adopted as the legal form for organizing the ownership of assets used in the activity.