Ontario Court of Appeal Modernizes Leave Test
Ontario Court of Appeal introduces a new two-part test for leave to appeal, replacing a 50-year-old framework in a landmark…
England and Wales Launch Specialist Rape Courts Nationwide
Specialist courts for rape and serious sexual offences (RASSO) cases will be rolled out across England and Wales over the…
Small firms seek no confidence vote against SRA board
Small law firms are demanding a no confidence vote against the SRA board to halt compliance changes that threaten boutique…
Bank fined $8m over cybersecurity lapses
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank faces an $8m fine for cybersecurity lapses that enabled a 2023 data breach, exposing preventable risks.
Coalition budget cuts migration, housing, welfare
Migration caps are at the heart of Coalition's 2026/27 budget, linking immigration limits to homes to curb housing shortages and…
Does Dissent Still Matter in 2026 Bankruptcy Reform
Does dissent still matter in 2026 bankruptcy reform? Learn how the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code changes impact minority creditors and…
Land Tax Exemption for Trusts Uncertain
Land tax exemption for trusts is uncertain and depends on jurisdiction, learn more about Queensland and New South Wales rules.
India Issues New Crypto Reporting Guidance
India's crypto reporting guidance helps service providers meet the 2025 Income‑tax Act rules, ensuring compliance and lowering audit risk for…
FisherBroyles Adds Veteran IP Partners in Atlanta and Boston
FisherBroyles adds veteran IP partners in Atlanta and Boston to strengthen its legal practice. Learn how this expansion impacts innovation…
Berkeley Encampment Sweep Class Certified for Disabled Unhoused Residents
A federal court certifies a class-action lawsuit against Berkeley for destroying property of unhoused people with disabilities during encampment sweeps.