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Modernising Jersey's succession and probate regime: Key changes under the 2026 amendment law

The most significant amendment to Jersey's succession regime is the modernisation of the Succession Law

Appointing Your US Partnership Representative

The Maples Group in Delaware provides a highly responsive and dependable partnership representative solution

Walkers Professional Services celebrates 10 years of growth in Ireland

Today, WPS is recognised as one of Ireland's leading providers of corporate and fiduciary services to the aviation, funds and structured finance markets.

Insolvency rule review focuses on efficiency and technological advancement

The consultation also considers digital assets and cryptocurrencies.

Employment Rights Act: implementation for UK employers in 2026 and beyond

The legislation was one of the central pillars of the Labour government’s 2024 election manifesto

Hong Kong as the APAC IP holding hub of choice – Part 1

CEPA and Hong Kong's innovation incentives form only part of the broader proposition

Jersey becomes a standalone trade mark jurisdiction: what this means in practice

Existing secondary registrations will be grandfathered into the new Register and continue to be protected so long as they are maintained under the new Law.

Where foreign law governs international transactions: Key impact and considerations for Mauritian parties

Mauritius remains a jurisdiction which upholds the principle of party autonomy in international transactions and recognises foreign law governed agreements

Sidley Represents NextCure in Merger With Avere Therapeutics and Concurrent US$320 Million Private Placement

The transaction includes a concurrent US$320 million private placement financing led by Fairmount and Hansoh Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd.

The clock is ticking: Belgium's banking oath has entered its second phase on 15 July 2026

With an oath deadline of 15 January 2027 for those already in service, preparation cannot wait.

UK employers left wondering after tipping code of practice withdrawn

The draft revised code of practice on tipping was intended to replace the 2024 version, reflecting changes introduced by the Employment Rights Act 2025.

European Commission publishes criminal justice package to strengthen EU cross-border enforcement

The package is underpinned by the logic that the entire enforcement chain –from law enforcement intelligence to judicial coordination and prosecution–should function as a seamless continuum.

JFSC publishes AI guidance for Jersey’s financial services sector

The publication reflects the JFSC’s continued support for responsible innovation and aligns Jersey with the broader international trend towards principles-based AI regulation.

The Bahamas Immigration Reforms 2026: Key Legislative and Regulatory Changes

Together, these amendments reflect a broader policy shift toward facilitating international business and investment through streamlined immigration procedures

The Bahamas Immigration Reforms 2026: Key Legislative and Regulatory Changes

The Immigration Act is significant because it introduces measures aimed at facilitating business travel.

Qatar expands foreign real estate ownership

Under the rules, non-Qatari owners or usufructuaries – non-owners who have legal rights to use and benefit from the property – may obtain a residence permit, provided they stay in the country for at least 90 days per year

Bank regulators issue guidance on credit risk for unauthorized workers

Kully noted that an addition in the interagency statement is the discussion of portfolio and concentration risk.

Winding up a solvent Jersey company

A Jersey company may only be placed in a summary winding up if it is solvent.

Public rights of way: protecting your land

Landowners should be aware of a recent development concerning what constitutes an 'interruption' to public use for the purposes of section 31.

CAT can decide copyright issues in competition claims, court confirms

The court also agreed with the CAT that exhaustion takes effect at the point of first sale and operates by law.

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