Mexico has enacted a constitutional amendment reducing the maximum workweek from 48 to 40 hours, to be phased in annually between 2027 and 2030.

Our monthly round-up of the most important cases, judgments and industry developments affecting those in the shipping market, particularly tailored to vessel owners.

Join our upcoming webinar where regulatory lawyers from across our global network will unpack one of today’s most rapidly evolving topics: the selling and listing of crypto assets.

Long awaited, heavily debated and fresh off the press! Today, the European Commission (EC) published for public consultation its draft guidelines on the assessment of mergers under the EU Merger Regulation (2026 Draft Guidelines or Draft). The Draft consolidates, in a single document, the EC’s analytical framework for assessing both horizontal and non-horizontal mergers, replacing the 2004 Horizontal and 2008 Non-Horizontal Merger Guidelines.

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has advised Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners (Quinbrook) on a landmark £156 million debt financing for the UK’s largest synchronous condenser portfolio.

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has advised the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) on the €180m financing for LPP, a Polish family-owned fashion group (the Group) operating five brands across 44 markets worldwide.

In the latest edition of the Real Estate Focus, we first report on the latest amendments to the proposed ban on upwards-only rent reviews in commercial leases — changes which have extended its retrospective reach.

The infrastructure that keeps the global economy running is increasingly in orbit. Satellite systems now underpin payments, navigation, communications, supply chains and national security – assets so embedded in modern life that governments across the world have moved to designate them as critical national infrastructure.

Indonesia: This article highlights what has changed, what it means in practice, and the steps businesses should consider moving forward—providing a clear starting point for those evaluating opportunities under the new regime.

Welcome to the April edition of the Political Law Playbook. This month, we highlight SCOTUS' long-awaited Voting Rights Act decision, potential legal trouble for online fundraising organization ActBlue, and the announcement of the US Treasury Department’s plans to amend the Form 990 information returns filed by most nonprofit organizations.

In early 2025, President Trump signaled his intent to end diversity, equity, and inclusion (“DEI”) programs in the federal government. As part of that policy, President Trump signed Executive Order (“EO”) 14173, which took aim at “illegal DEI” in federal contracting. Since then, contractors have sought to understand what constitutes illegal DEI. The Department of Justice (“DOJ”) recently provided the first concrete example of practices that it alleges to be illegal DEI.

Europe: The April Franchising Masterclass, hosted by Dentons, attracted more than 50 delegates from the retail, hotel, restaurant and car rental sectors. We discussed top tips for international expansion into new markets, and delegates shared their thoughts on negotiation strategy.

On April 22, 2026, the Supreme Court issued a decision in Hencely holding that state-law tort claims against military contractors operating in combat zones are not automatically preempted by federal law when the contractor's challenged conduct was neither ordered nor authorized by the government.

Dentons, the world’s largest global law firm, has advised Aldar Properties PJSC (Aldar) on the successful closing of an AED 5 billion (US$1.36 billion) five-year syndicated sustainability-linked revolving credit facility (RCF).

Welcome to February edition of the EU AI & GDPR Monthly Update, bringing you the latest insights into artificial intelligence and data protections.

United Kingdom: Dentons recently held its annual UK commercial real estate market predictions event. As ever, it prompted lively debate among a pan-European panel of industry experts on the themes likely to shape the year ahead.

United Kingdom: Each month, we look at some of the key employment, pension and immigration issues affecting our clients' workforces. In this edition, we explore: the whistleblowing public interest test; board diversity; expansion of the collective defined contribution pension scheme framework; preparing for the EU Pay Transparency Directive; and a round-up of the case law and developments in relation to access to single-sex workplace facilities.

Four Norton Rose Fulbright partners were named to the 2026 Incident Response Elite list by Cybersecurity Docket, which highlights the world’s top incident response lawyers.

Federally regulated private businesses (FRPBs) across Canada will soon owe greater French language obligations towards their consumers and employees.

Over the past few years, Delaware courts have seemingly been more reluctant to enforce noncompete covenants.