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Solomon & Co., Advocates & Solicitors. Recognised in the Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2026 Rankings
Solomon & Co., Advocates & Solicitors., has been recognised in the Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2026 rankings, with multiple practice areas ranked across India and Mumbai..
How to Issue a Legitimate Cease and Desist Letter for Your IP Rights in Taiwan?
When a business discovers that its rights have been infringed, issuing a cease and desist letter for demanding the infringement be stopped is a common and proactive means of asserting its rights. Why, then, can such a letter be deemed unlawful in Taiwan?
Miss the Notice, Extend the Lease: Court Enforces Automatic Renewal Terms
The question before the Appeals Court was whether the plaintiff, Innovation Pharmaceuticals Inc., provided sufficient notice to its landlord, defendant Cummings Properties, LLC, that IPI was not extending its commercial lease.
Normal Wear Isn't Damage: Limits Placed on Security Deposit Reductions
In Peebles v. JRK Property Holdings, Inc., the Supreme Judicial Court (“SJC”) interpreted the Massachusetts security deposit statute, G.L. c. 186, §15B.
Startup World (Part I): Valuation Methodologies, Challenges, and Approaches for Early-Stage Startups
How much is your startup worth? This is one of the questions most frequently asked of newly founded innovative entrepreneurs, and it is often followed by the inability to provide a meaningful answer.
Reflections on the SAF, Club Loyalty, and the Future of Major Teams
At the end of 2023, a year in which some relevant SAF projects were beginning to take off, analysts claimed that the model had failed, mainly due to the results of three of them: Botafogo, Cruzeiro, and Bahia.
Downtown Boston Reimagined: New Skyline Districts Now in Effect
After multiple rounds of public comment and revisions, the Boston Planning & Development Agency Board and the Boston Zoning Commission have approved new zoning for downtown Boston that is now in effect.
Forced Labor Laws: What to Know and How Companies Can Mitigate Impacts
In recent years, global supply chains have come under increasing scrutiny due to concerns about forced labor and human rights abuses.
Focus on ESG: The Auditor Juggle Regulation and Corporate Practice
In recent years, sustainability has become a strategic pillar for businesses, institutions, and investors.
2025 Taipei International Conference on Arbitration and Mediation
Hung Ou Yang, Managing Partner of Brain Trust International Law Firm, was invited to serve as one of the speakers at the 2025 Taipei International Conference on Arbitration and Mediation held by the Chinese Arbitration Association.
New LME Strategy Targets Sacred Payment Rights Through Grace Period and Default Amendments
Market participants are increasingly focused on a developing liability management strategy in which borrowers and majority lenders are exploring whether amendments to grace periods and Event of Default provisions can be used to delay both interest and principal payments.
The “Day One” U-Turn: What the New Six-Month Qualifying Period Means for Your Business
In a significant policy shift that will breathe a collective sigh of relief into boardrooms across the UK, the Labour government has reportedly dropped its flagship pledge to introduce “day one” protection from unfair dismissal.
Company Law, Real Madrid, Safiel and the Flexibility of the SAF Law
Law 6.404/1976, will be 50 years old in 2026. Its age reveals it to be increasingly beautiful, as it still (and always) provides the legal security that entrepreneurs and investors need to define their capital allocations.
A Budget for Stability
Will Rachel Reeves’ second budget provide confidence in the markets (much needed to control the cost of borrowing) in the nation (much needed to encourage the growth) and in the world (much needed to encourage inbound investment).
Regarding Brazilian Coaches, Carlos Ancelotti, SAF and Waves of SAF Projects
The speeches by Emerson Leão and Oswaldo de Oliveira at an event held at CBF1 summarize, from different angles, the position of a class; or, at least, the position of a (numerous) segment of the class, overlooked or threatened by the influx of foreign coaches.
M&A Season Begins: How Should Companies Prepare for Autumn Transactions?
The end of summer not only sees business pick up again, but also the market for mergers and acquisitions (M&A).
Analysis of the Compliance of the SAFs of the A and B Series of the Brazilian Championship Regarding the Advertising of Certain Acts: Another Survey by IBESAF
The Brazilian Institute for Studies and Development of Publicly Held Football Companies conducted new research, aimed at evaluating the degree of compliance of Publicly Held Football Companies (SAFs).
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."
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.
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.