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Irish government delays Unified Patent Court referendum

Patent litigation would remain fragmented across different national courts

Hong Kong | Empowering resolution: Exploring the benefits of collaborative law in modern dispute resolution

The underlying model is to avoid litigation and to represent clients and facilitate a participatory negotiation process for the purpose of achieving creative settlements.

Jersey employment law updates: recent changes and horizon scanning

Jersey already has flexible working established as a statutory right, but the number of times an employee can request it is changing.

MiFID II investment firm licences and MiCA: Two for one

CIFs will be able to provide crypto-asset services by submitting a simple notification to CySEC

Rent controls may be deterring investment in Scotland’s private rented sector

The Scottish government has introduced a transitional rent control framework

Regulatory report flags potential risk areas for Irish fund managers

For fund managers, the principal risks identified by the Central Bank are those associated with leverage and liquidity, conflicts of interest, delegation and outsourcing, sustainable finance, and cybersecurity.

‘T+1’ settlement ‘event risk’ looming as calls grow for coordinated European approach

To inform its report, ESMA opened a consultation on shortening the settlement cycle last October.

Apollo Investors Enter Into Agreement With Ardagh Group to Provide New Senior Secured Facility

The facility will consist of an initial €790 million senior secured term loan

MEPs set position on EU pharma law reforms

The proposals concern regulatory data protection and form part of a wider package of reforms to the EU’s general pharmaceutical legislation

UK Non-dom changes – what have Labour said and what should I do now?

Such speculation is no basis for sensible planning.

Demystifying Cayman real estate law: Off-plan property purchases

Understanding the risks involved with off-plan property purchases

Cayman Islands Foundation Companies

This guide sets out the key features of foundation companies and how they are formed and operated.

Dentons advises the Czech Banking Credit Bureau on a comprehensive personal data protection audit

The audit focused primarily on whether the CBCB is meeting all of its data processor obligations under both the EU General Data Protection Regulation

EMIR REFIT - Impact on Irish Investment Funds

There will be a six-month transition period to update reports for outstanding derivatives trades to comply with the new requirements.

Jersey: Corporate Re-Domiciliation and Tax Residency Changes

Similar to continuances into Jersey, the company must apply to the JFSC for authorisation for continuance as a body incorporated under the laws of a foreign jurisdiction.

Maximising Efficiency in Fund Termination Through Liquidating Trusts in Mauritius

Beneficiaries of the liquidating trust include investors and creditors, with distributions following predetermined priorities specified in the Fund’s constitutional documents.

Update for Employers in Ireland - Right to Request Flexible and Remote Working

An employee must submit their request for flexible working to their employer in writing as soon as is reasonably practicable but not later than eight weeks before the proposed starting date.

Law update improves Japan’s international arbitration offering

The amended law also provides for arbitration-related court proceedings to be filed with the Tokyo District Court or Osaka District Court.

Cayman Islands Update: CRS Reporting Requirements

The DITC noted that the Tax Information Authority (International Tax Compliance) (Common Reporting Standard) Regulations (As Revised) require DoB reporting.

Human rights breaches can arise from climate inaction, ECHR rules

In the UK, in a case in which the High Court in London examined whether the UK government’s October 2021 ‘net zero’ strategy was lawful

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