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Common mistakes in Jersey security documents – and how to avoid them

Particular care should be taken with the likes of Jersey cell companies, which present bespoke capacity and structural considerations.

Duties of company directors under Bermuda law

A breach of duty can result in personal liability for directors, including an award of monetary damages or even criminal conviction.

Businesses and legal teams brace for regulatory change and scrutiny, rapid AI adoption: HSF Kramer survey

Over a third (35%) said cost management and efficiencies, AI adoption, and regulatory compliance and governance are the top priorities for legal teams over the next year.

Luxembourg adopts long awaited reform simplifying SARL incorporations

The reform removes practical hurdles that have long affected SARL incorporations and brings Luxembourg closer to modern European market practice, while preserving key creditor and investor protections.

Beneficial ownership regime in Bermuda

This legal guide summarises the requirements of the BO Act.

Dutch prospectus requirements brought in line with EU regime

The standard applicable to this document will be amended following the introduction of the €12 million exemption.

EU and UK competition rules updated around tech licensing

New technology transfer agreements implemented from today must immediately comply with the new rules.

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025: a guide for private landlords in England

Other features of the Act, such as its relevancy to the social rented sector and rental markets in Wales, are not in scope of this guide.

Crime and Policing Act 2026: a significant expansion of corporate criminal liability

This approach has long been criticized as ineffective in the context of large and decentralized organizations, where decision-making is often delegated across multiple layers of management.

Qatar announces targeted business support measures

Dubai’s government has also launched its own stimulus package to support business continuity and ease short-time cost pressures facing its tourism and hospitality sectors.

Register of overseas entities – important changes in access to private trust information

Most non-UK entities which own UK real estate must register on the ROE and in doing so disclose their registrable beneficial owners.

Procurement reform raises questions for South Africa’s infrastructure sector

The Act consolidates and replaces multiple pieces of fragmented legislation to establish a coherent legislative framework for an efficient procurement system across South Africa’s multiple spheres of government.

MLR 2017 amendments: key threshold changes and tighter CDD/EDD

The overall direction of travel is towards greater precision, placing compliance effort where it adds the most value.

Papers, Please: Order 24, Rule 7A Brings Pre-Action and Non-Party Discovery to the Cayman Islands

This new rule addresses two notable gaps in the Grand Court’s procedural framework by introducing a codified mechanism for both pre-action discovery and interlocutory non-party discovery.

Accessible premises and disability discrimination in the Channel Islands

An access audit could be a helpful first step to improving accessibility which can provide the basis for planning your access improvements.

The Ban on Upwards Only Rent Reviews

Where are we now and what will happen next?

EB-5 Investors Face a Critical Grandfathering Deadline on September 30, 2026

This distinction is critical.

Ireland introduces central beneficial ownership register for some investment funds

The regulations for funds follow the introduction of a Central Register of Beneficial Ownership (CRBO) for companies last year, with this register overseen by the Companies Registration Office.

CBUAE strengthens AML expectations for financial firms

These updates follow the CBUAE’s recent launch of a nationwide unified electronic Know Your Customer (e‑KYC) platform

DLA Piper partners approve closer global alignment to strengthen competitive position

The move will sharpen the firm's competitive position and increase its capacity to pursue complex work and top-tier talent across its practices and markets around the world.

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