The Autorité des marchés publics (AMP, Quebec’s securities regulator) is the government body responsible for overseeing Quebec’s public procurement markets.

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has launched the ninth edition of its annual Insurathon competition, which supports start-up and scale-up technology businesses pursuing technological advancement and innovation in the insurance sector.

Norton Rose Fulbright announced that litigators Jayme Long, Stephanie Peatman and Alexander Giraldo have joined the firm’s Los Angeles office as partners on the product liability and consumer disputes practice team.

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has advised the lender group on the financing of a 440 MWp solar power project in the Philippines developed by TotalEnergies and Nextnorth, marking the largest internationally financed solar project in the country to date.

This webinar will provide an update on recent cases relevant to the work of in-house lawyers and company secretarial teams to help keep your legal knowledge up to date.

The system for transferring portfolios of business without policyholder consent is efficient and effective in Singapore, but complying with the detailed letter of the law is critical for success.

On 30 April 2026, the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (Department) released a consultation paper (Consultation Paper) on the Carbon Credits and Other Legislation Amendment (Integrity and Transparency) Bill (Bill).

Dentons, the world's largest global law firm, has advised US-headquartered student accommodation developer Landmark Properties on its agreement to acquire the mixed-use Prince Bishops Place development in Durham.

Dentons has advised Morgan Stanley & Co. International plc, as sole bookrunner, on the issuance by Banka Kombëtare Tregtare Sh.a. (BKT) of €150 million 7.706% fixed rate reset senior unsecured notes due 2032.

With the release of Canada's first “Defence Industrial Strategy” (officially titled Security, Sovereignty, and Prosperity: Canada's Defence Industrial Strategy) in February 2026 and the announcement of significant government-backed investment vehicles, the Canadian defence ecosystem now presents a compelling landscape for institutional and private capital deployment.

When a judge is seized of an application for authorization to bring a class action in Québec, must they analyze all of the legal grounds invoked by the plaintiff in support of a given claim, or is it sufficient that just one of those grounds is arguable?

United States: Iowa House File 571, which is likely to be signed by the governor, amends Iowa Code Chapter 135S to enact the “Medical Ethics Defense Act.” This law is intended to protect the ethical, moral, or religious beliefs/principles held by a healthcare provider or healthcare institution and directs how those principles are supported in the workplace.

Poland: The EU is tightening chemicals regulation by integrating hazardous substances, including certain PFAS, into industrial emissions rules under the amended IED Directive. Businesses must now identify, assess, and manage these substances within permits and environmental systems, aligning with evolving REACH requirements and increasing transparency expectations.

Poland: New EU rules on greenwashing are raising the bar for environmental marketing. From September 27, 2026, businesses must ensure all sustainability claims are clear, specific, and backed by evidence, or face penalties.

Indonesia: The article highlights what has changed, what remains the same, and the practical implications for compliance.

United Kingdom: The Supreme Court's decision in Kession Capital Ltd (in Liquidation) v KVB Consultants and others is a significant development for FCA-authorised firms managing appointed representatives (ARs). The judgment, given on 1 April 2026, confirms that the categorisation of clients as retail or wholesale/professional/eligible counterparty is "part" of the business for which a principal firm agrees to accept responsibility.

Australia: Autonomous vehicles are edging closer to large‑scale deployment in Australia, with fleet operators expected to lead early adoption. While the technology is advancing quickly, Australia’s tax rules have not changed, meaning existing income tax, GST, and employment tax frameworks will apply in new and sometimes unexpected ways.

In this article, we unpack the key tax considerations for autonomous vehicle fleet operators, from software and IP structuring to depreciation, withholding tax and cross‑border operating models. We also highlight where early decisions can reduce tax risk and improve returns. As AV fleets move from trial to reality, tax planning may prove just as important as technology strategy.

Variable annuities have long been a regulatory flashpoint, but recent enforcement activity sends an unmistakable signal.

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright continues to strengthen its rapidly-growing corporate, M&A and securities practice with the addition of high-profile partners John Bonnet III and Mark Pendleton to its Dallas office.

Global law firm Dentons has recruited partner Livia Zamfiropol to lead its Competition and Antitrust practice and Life Sciences sector group in Bucharest.