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The Constitutional Court Sets Limits on Electronic Notifications
Judgment No. 136/2026, issued in Case No. 04436-2025-PA/TC, represents an important precedent in tax procedure and the protection of taxpayers' rights against actions by SUNAT (the Peruvian Tax Authority).
AI In The Courtroom: Fabricated Precedents, Synthetic Authority And The Supreme Court’S Draft AI Regulations
This article examines AI-generated fabricated legal precedents appearing before Indian courtsand tribunals, and the Supreme Court's response through its draft Regulations for Use ofArtificial Intelligence in Courts, 2026.
Can Uber's“Purely Financial Investment”in Grab Pass the Merger Review?
The Taiwan Fair Trade Commission ("FTC") recently announced that it has extended the review period for the proposed combination between Grab and foodpanda to October 27, 2026.
Notice to Whom? Drawing the Line Under Chapter 61A
Banevicius v. Town of Barnstable arose from the sale of a cranberry bog known as the Jenkins Bog in Centerville, Massachusetts.
A Low Bar, But a Hard Deadline: The Manufactured Housing Act's Right of First Refusal
The Act requires property owners to give residents notice of a proposed sale. Resident tenants or a qualifying association may then purchase the property, subject to timelines governing submission of a purchase agreement, securing financing, and closing.
Taiwan's New Inheritance Structure Regarding the Mandatory Portion Amendment
When preparing an estate plan involving Taiwanese assets, testators often face unexpected limitations imposed by Taiwanese laws.
Will Grab's Acquisition of Foodpanda's Taiwan Business Pass Antitrust Review?
Throughout 2024, Uber Eats' planned acquisition of foodpanda sparked widespread public discussion, and by year's end the Taiwan Fair Trade Commission issued a decision prohibiting the merger — a ruling that earned broad consumer approval.
The President Signed the Act on Mobbing. What Changes to the Labour Code?
The legislation is intended to increase the effectiveness of measures to prevent mobbing and discrimination, streamline the process for employees to pursue claims, and bring the regulations into line with contemporary labour market realities and case law.
Law No. 30-26 on Measures to Promote Economic Growth, Tax Simplification and Mitigation of the International Crisis
Law 30-26 introduces one of the most significant tax reforms in recent years, incorporating measures aimed at strengthening tax collection, simplifying certain tax processes, and promoting productive investment.
What the Deed Says, and What Lies Beneath: Express and Implied Easements
Hendley v. Darisse involved a dispute between neighbors over a land swap and the scope of an express easement and the existence of an implied easement for underground utilities.
Energy and Carbon Reduction Support Programme (EKA)
The Energy and Carbon Reduction (“EKA”) Support Programme aims to support businesses that reduce the carbon intensity of their operations through improvements in energy efficiency.
Impact of Law No. 74-25 (New Penal Code) on the Dominican Health Sector
Although the law does not create a specific medical liability regime, it incorporates multiple provisions that directly impact doctors, nurses, pharmacists, laboratories, clinics, hospitals and other health service providers.
Preparing for the Unexpected: Legal Planning Before Your Student Returns to Campus
Taking a few simple legal steps before they head to campus can provide peace of mind for both students and the parents, guardians, or other trusted individuals who may need to assist them.
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.