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Stamp of approval: New <em>Planning Act</em> regulations for complete applications make professional engineering a “prescribed profession”
In May 2025, the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (Ministry) announced Bill 17, Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act, 2025, with a view to standardizing municipal development processes, reducing red tape and removing barriers to building and construction.
Dentons advises Infracapital on the acquisition of Relobus
Dentons has advised Infracapital, the infrastructure equity investment arm of M&G Plc, on the acquisition of Relobus Transport Polska (“Relobus”), one of the largest private providers of public bus transport services in Poland, from Mutares. The transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals and is expected to close in Q2 2026.
Practical guide to new summary judgment rules
Shipping: The legal impact of the conflict in the Middle East
Spotlight on Sanctions
Norton Rose Fulbright welcomes projects partner to its ranks
Fredrik joins from DLA Piper where he was Co-Head of Infrastructure, Construction & Transport Sector, Europe.
Fredrik has overseen complex, multi-jurisdictional and high value energy and infrastructure projects. He primarily focuses on private equity transactions, portfolio company investments, acquisitions, project finance and divestitures of energy assets and joint ventures.
Dentons Rodyk Partners featured among Singapore’s legal elite
Eight of Dentons Rodyk’s partners are featured in the Asia Business Law Journal A-List 2026 among Singapore’s Top 100 Lawyers.
ESG Engagement & Litigation in Canada
In a chapter for Lexology’s Panoramic Next: ESG Engagement & Litigation, Dina Awad and Kelly Osaka examine the rapidly evolving landscape of corporate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) obligations in Canada.
Home Court Advantage: Pennsylvania's Highest Court Levels the Playing Field
In a recent decision captioned Tranter v. Z&D Tour, Inc., the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has overturned the significant burdens imposed by the Pennsylvania lower courts on parties seeking to change venue of a lawsuit filed in Pennsylvania.
Project Samara: Canadian regulators approve distributed ledger bond issuance experiment
The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) and the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) have granted regulatory approval for Project Samara, an experimental research project evaluating the use of distributed ledger technology (DLT) in the Canadian bond market.
Dentons welcomes real estate lawyer Linda Warnke in Indianapolis
Dentons announces today that Linda Warnke has joined the Indianapolis office as Of Counsel in the Real Estate practice. Linda draws on more than 20 years of private practice and in-house experience to provide strategic advice on commercial real estate transactions and projects.
Setting up a foreign bank branch in Kazakhstan under the new banking law – a brief guide
Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan’s new Banking Law, which enters into force on 19 March 2026, significantly expands the opportunities for international banks seeking to establish a presence in the country.
The regulatory future for cryptoasset firms – conduct regulation
United Kingdom: From October 2027, most cryptoasset firms wanting to carry out activity in the UK or connected to UK consumers will need to be authorised by the FCA. Our previous articles in this series covered the new regulated activities and the authorisation process. In this article, we examine the FCA's consultations on the conduct regime and what regulation by the FCA really means for cryptoasset firms.
Joe Andrew - Dentons’ Founding Global Chairman to retire
Dentons, the world’s largest global law firm, announces that Partner and previous Global Chairman, Joe Andrew, will retire at the end of the month.
When is the best time to mediate in construction litigation?
United Kingdom: In November 2025, the claimants offered to provide further information on quantum in an “ADR pack” on a without prejudice, confidential basis to facilitate a summer 2026 mediation before disclosure on liability and quantum by the end of October 2026. Some defendants agreed but others were concerned that the offer was too little, too late and that mediation could not be effective until after disclosure.
