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New Cyber Security Bill to be brought before Australian parliament

The Bill is part of a suite of proposed reforms aimed at modernising the law for a digital age

Deathbed gifts dramatically change the effect of a will in England & Wales – justice or abuse?

Mr Rahman's case clarifies how the deathbed gift doctrine operates in the modern age.

UK life sciences investment at stake as NHS reimbursement grumbles grow

In England, NICE is responsible for negotiating agreements with life sciences companies

Zero-hour contract ban proposals require businesses to rethink workforce strategies

It is therefore important for factors impacting the higher education, tech, and various other sectors to be considered before a blanket ban on zero-hour contracts is given the go ahead.

ESMA vision for SFDR and sustainable finance in the EU set

ESMA would seek to require firms to disclose similar metrics on transition activities, such as the relevant share of revenue and capital expenditure.

Businesses to benefit from loosening of Dutch pledging prohibitions

Any notification to a debtor of the transfer or pledging of a claim must be done in writing, other than in respect of these excluded categories of claim.

South African company law updated

The amendments will update the Companies Act 2008 when they take effect – a date still to be prescribed by South Africa’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, in the Government Gazette.

Enhanced Cayman Islands beneficial ownership transparency regime now in force

The BOT Act reflects a restatement and enhancement of Cayman's beneficial ownership regime.

‘Failure to prevent bribery’ offence will soon take effect in Australia

Implementing appropriate compliance programs will be critical to establishing the ’adequate procedures’ defence in the event of a prosecution for the new corporate offence.

Dubai introduces new law on the taxation of foreign banks

Dubai's new tax law for foreign bank branches eases concerns over higher taxes after UAE Corporate Tax intro.

Bosses urged to place workplace health and safety ‘on equal footing’ among business priorities

Guidance produced by the HSE and the Institute of Directors on effective leadership of workplace health and safety is also highlighted.

Dentons’ Litigation and Dispute Resolution group: Steadily growing as a Canadian powerhouse

Over the years, through offering nationwide representation from six of Canada’s key economic centers, and assisting global clients in domestic and cross-border disputes

Impact of potential variations of scope in Hong Kong SAR NEC forms must be thoroughly assessed

Variations are known as ‘change to the Scope’ in the NEC

Bank of Italy: Public consultation on new AML reporting

This data and information have been sent to the Bank of Italy in the last couple of years by obliged entities through the so called AML questionnaire.

Employers in UAE are turning to long-term incentives to retain employees

Changes to the UAE’s Companies Law (Federal Law No.32 of 2021) permitting public companies to increase their share capital to put in place employee share plans

Universities must improve harassment protections ahead of OfS regulation

Universities and colleges will have until 1 August 2025 to implement all changes

Dentons Launches US Employment Class Action Defense Blog to Simplify Employment Law for Businesses

Dentons understands that workforce management is crucial to achieving business goals.

WADA faces anti-doping balancing act during Paris Olympic Games

WADA has implemented measures during the 2024 Games to combat the concerns.

Changes to Cayman Islands beneficial ownership reporting regime now in effect

Many entities that previously had few or no obligations will have to take steps to comply.

EU legislator strengthens minimum rules on asset recovery and confiscation in criminal

The European legislator is therefore increasingly taking new initiatives to tackle the expansion of organised crime, as well as further steps to strengthen the existing legal framework.

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