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Implications of the proposed EU Digital Fairness Act for Irish businesses

The CMA is also the UK’s primary competition authority and has sole responsibility for enforcing the country’s new digital markets competition rules

Dentons advises City Beach founders in further win as High Court refuses Tax Commissioner's appeal

The decision provides further clarity on the application of Australia’s anti-avoidance provisions to private group restructures and the treatment of capital returns used to address Division 7A loans.

CJEU confirms position on cross-border insolvency clawback claims

The CJEU’s judgment, which was handed down on 19 March, clarified that article 16 does not allow a shareholder who has received repayments on a loan

Withers successfully represents Mexico before the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea

Withers worked closely with Mexico’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to resolve the dispute and achieve a favorable outcome for Mexico.

Director disqualification in Jersey: An increasingly material governance risk

The Jersey regime is designed not only to address serious misconduct but to promote disciplined, and responsible management at all stages of a company’s lifecycle

Singapore: A Leading Hub for International Arbitration (International Arbitration Laws and Regulations 2026)

The courts take a supervisory but non-intrusive role, applying the principle of minimal curial intervention and showing strong deference to arbitral outcomes.

UK and EU SPC law remains aligned after latest ruling

The CJEU’s decision in the Medeva case was made in the context of multi-valent vaccine products.

Dentons Canada and IGNITE Atlantic partner to support entrepreneurs across rural Nova Scotia

The partnership also includes collaborative events, networking opportunities, and shared visibility initiatives that will connect Dentons professionals with entrepreneurs and innovators across the IGNITE network.

Jersey Mutual Insurance Society (Transfer) (Jersey) Law 2026 now in force

The Law enables the transfer of the entire business of Jersey Mutual to Jersey Mutual Insurance Society Limited

PFAS ban ‘would raise challenges for industry’

Products or materials benefiting from a derogation from a general ban would still face strict controls, according to the proposals put forward by the two committees.

CMA increases consumer law compliance scrutiny

The CMA said it will undertake some initial information and evidence gathering between now and the autumn before providing an update on the case

Take privates of listed groups with a Guernsey captive insurer – key points

This sustained success has translated into a steady flow of instructions for us of transactions involving Guernsey insurance structures, particularly captive insurers.

Accessing beneficial ownership information in the BVI: the new "legitimate interest" regime

The purpose of this legislative update is to ensure the BVI remains a leading and compliant jurisdiction, while also protecting privacy of individuals.

Scotland’s heat network licencing regime to be streamlined

The Scottish Government has launched a new consultation on plans to introduce new licensing for network operators

Client alert: Update on IEEPA tariff refunds

This alert clarifies how affected parties can claim refunds for the IEEPA tariffs and what to expect going forward.

Australia tightens merger rules from April as ACCC thresholds expand

These changes split partial asset acquisitions into two categories: ‘large acquirers’ and ‘very large acquirers’.

Jersey's simplification agenda: new Control of Borrowing Order and Registry changes

Part of Jersey's regulatory landscape since 1958, it will shortly be repealed in favour of a modernised regime.

Seychelles Corporate Governance: The New Landscape for 2026

This is not just another compliance exercise.

Warning over developer impact as Scotland approves new building safety levy

Under the legislation, newly built properties - including build to rent homes and student accommodation – will be subject to an additional charge.

Regulator issues privacy guidance on age assurance technologies in Australia

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) issued its privacy guidance on age assurance technologies three months after Australia's social media minimum age came into effect

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