Worldwide: Corporate/Commercial Law

On 4 April 2025, Washington became the first state to enact a broad, industry-agnostic merger control regime.

In March 2025, notable developments have emerged in the Indian competition regulatory landscape. The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal ("NCLAT") has reduced the penalty imposed on Google...

In the past three years there has been a rise in the use of continuation vehicles, in particular, single asset continuation funds (SACFs).

Wealth planning is no longer just about reducing tax. Today's high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth (HNW and UHNW) individuals are looking for something more nuanced, more human.

A year has now passed since the penultimate tranche of the Charities Act 2022 came into force, bringing with it further changes to charity law designed to iron out certain quirks and eccentricities in the system...

The Internal Revenue Code clearly sets forth the legal rights for all types of nonprofit tax-exempt organizations regarding the procedures to follow if "a determination by the Secretary" is made regarding the initial qualification or continuing qualification of the nonprofit organization's status. The term "Secretary" is defined as the Secretary of the Treasury "or his delegate".

Malta provides a strategic gateway to the European market.

Chaque semaine, Gérard Haas et les directeurs de pôle et les collaborateurs, choisit les actualités marquantes des derniers jours.

Welcome to the inaugural edition of our White Collar Crime & Investigations Bulletin. This publication provides insights into the latest trends, enforcement updates and regulatory developments...

Recent tragic events in motorsport, with the deaths of Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli in IndyCar and MotoGP respectively, have brought into focus the role event organisers and venue owners play in ensuring the safety of those participating in sporting events and where liability rests when accidents do occur.

In Overland Leasing Group, LLC, two New York-based accounting firms that issued independent audit reports for a company were sued for malpractice and negligent misrepresentation.

Cotswold Geotechnical Holdings Ltd has lost an appeal against conviction for corporate manslaughter. The BBC reports that the Court also upheld the company’s £385,000 fine at the Court of Appeal in London last week.