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Facially Valid Beneficiary Designations Upheld Despite Fraud Allegations Based on Digital Data and Google Account History
The Appeals Court affirmed a Probate and Family Court’s decision granting summary judgment in favor of a decedent’s long time romantic partner..
Trust Amendments Must Comply with the Requirements of the Trust to Be Valid
The Massachusetts Appeals Court recently affirmed a Probate and Family Court summary judgment decision holding void ab initio a purported trust amendment that was not approved by the holders of a majority of the beneficial interests, as the trust required.
Key 2026–2027 UK Immigration Changes: What Businesses Need to Know
The UK immigration landscape continues to evolve, with significant reforms introduced through the recent Statements of Changes.
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.
Labor and Social Measures Approved in Response to the Crisis in the Middle East
Royal Decree-Law 7/2026, published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) on March 21, 2026, strengthens the social safety net, limits layoffs with government assistance, and advances mobility plans in response to the Middle East Crisis.
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.
Hungarian Heirs to an Italian Estate: Which Law Applies?
With the increase in European mobility, it is becoming increasingly common for a probate matter to involve multiple countries.
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.”
Employment Rights Act 2025: The February Trade Union Reforms
On 18 February 2026, the first major wave of the Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA 2025) comes into force. This marks a fundamental rebalancing of power between employers and trade unions.
Validation, Recognition and Revalidation of Foreign Degrees in Chile
With the recent publication of the new regulations governing the recognition and revalidation of foreign degrees, it is essential to clarify three concepts that are often confused.
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)."
Can a Foreigner Practice Their Profession in Chile with a Degree Obtained Abroad?
The sustained increase in the hiring of international talent (especially in sectors such as technology, energy, construction, mining, and professional services) has repeatedly raised questions.
Introduction to Taiwan's Anti-Dumping Sunset Review
As of February 2026, Taiwan is imposing anti-dumping duties on 12 products in total.
Indirect Customs Representation: When Someone Else Takes the Risk Instead of the Importer – or Does Anyone?
At first glance, indirect customs representation seems like a simple and convenient solution for many businesses: customs procedures are handled by an agent, the administrative burden is reduced, and the process can be "outsourced."
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.
Key Judicial Criteria Regarding Travel Abroad During Medical Leave
The Superior Courts of Justice have recently issued rulings analyzing the legality of dismissing public officials who traveled abroad while on paid medical leave.
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.