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The past few years have left Australia’s legal and business environment unsettled. Geopolitical tensions, including regional conflicts and trade disputes, continue to inject volatility into global and domestic markets. Domestically, persistent cost-of-living pressures sit alongside a moderating labour market, creating an uneasy backdrop for monetary policy. After successive rate cuts in 2025, the prospect of …

Continue reading “Australia’s Litigation Outlook for 2026: Reform, Regulation and Litigation Trends”

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India’s labour landscape is undergoing a comprehensive transformation through the enactment of four new labour codes – Code on Wages, Industrial Relations Code, Social Security Code, and Occupational Safety, Health & Working Conditions Code – which replace 29 older central laws and seek to modernize, simplify, and formalize employment regulation.

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The international tax and private wealth landscape has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. Expanding information-exchange regimes, increased regulatory scrutiny and heightened focus on individual and corporate mobility have reshaped the way internationally active families, founders and investment groups approach tax planning and asset structuring. In this environment, sustainable tax solutions are increasingly tested …

Continue reading “Private Wealth and Cross-Border Tax Planning in a High-Enforcement, Global Transparency Era”

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Authored by Bai Gang & Paul Ranjard When we type a query into a search engine, beyond the organic results which are what the search engine determines to be the most relevant content for the query, we often discover, at the top of the page, those popups marked with an “Ad label”. How does …

Continue reading “Unauthorized use of a trademark as a search keyword: a fair practice?”

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It is a precarious time for the nonprofit sector. Economic uncertainty, political polarization, and growing public skepticism of institutions have created an atmosphere in which nonprofit organizations must operate under intensifying scrutiny and cynicism. Across the country, nonprofits are being asked to do more with less, to meet rising community needs while contending with dwindling …

Continue reading “The Art of Good Governance: Effective Nonprofit Leadership in Uncertain Times”

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