Dentons has advised Apsys on the acquisition of the 3 Stawy Shopping Centre in Katowice, southern Poland, from Union Investment. The transaction supports Apsys' strategy of investing in retail properties with strong long-term growth potential and further strengthens its presence in the Polish market.

Global law firm Dentons has advised a bank syndicate and GLAS on the amendment and restatement of the senior financing arrangements of Czechoslovak Group (CSG), one of Europe's leading defense and industrial technology groups. The transaction covered the refinancing and restructuring of CSG's senior facilities, representing financing of approximately €3 billion.

Global law firm Dentons has advised a bank syndicate and GLAS on the amendment and restatement of the senior financing arrangements of Czechoslovak Group (CSG), one of Europe's leading defense and industrial technology groups. The transaction covered the refinancing and restructuring of CSG's senior facilities, representing financing of approximately €3 billion.

New Zealand: The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has issued a judgment  concerning the standard of behaviour required of a company director, when the director genuinely disagrees with his or her fellow directors as to the best way forward for achieving success for the company.

New Zealand: In this edition of the Echo, with the general election on the horizon, we set out the key superannuation and KiwiSaver policies proposed by New Zealand's main political parties, and what those proposals mean in practice for employers. We also discuss the Employment Court's recent decision in Johnston v Te Whatu Ora, which clarifies the obligations on employers when making notifications about an employee to a professional body under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act. Finally, we explore the question of whether New Zealand employers can lawfully offer targeted leave entitlements, such as caregiver or menopause leave, and what considerations arise when doing so, particularly in light of the incoming Employment Leave Bill.

A recent North Carolina Business Court decision highlights both the importance of careful drafting of post-closing service commitments in hospital transactions, as well as the continued sensitivity that can accompany the conversion of charitable assets when a non-profit hospital is sold to a for-profit hospital system.

On July 14, 2026, the US District Court for the Southern District of California issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting California Attorney General Rob Bonta from enforcing Senate Bill 343), California’s highly consequential “Truth in Recycling” law.

On June 27, the federal government released the proposed Consumer-Driven Banking Regulations (the Regulations) under the Consumer-Driven Banking Act (the Act) for a 60-day public consultation period ending on August 26, 2026.

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has been recognised by India Business Law Journal in its Top Foreign Law Firms 2026 rankings, earning a place among the publication's Significant Players for India-related legal work.

Dentons Ireland acted as transaction counsel to KFH Capital on an innovative Islamic financing using an Irish special-purpose company (KFH Capital Trade Finance 1 DAC) and Irish law governed transaction documents to give Middle Eastern investors exposure to a fund investing up to US$150 million in trade finance receivables. 

The Trump Administration's campaign against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) has moved from rhetoric to regulatory reality.

Canada: Join Heather Barnhouse, Partner in our Edmonton office, as she explores women in leadership and entrepreneurship, and the ecosystem that supports them. In this episode, Heather welcomes Rachel Mielke, founder and CEO of Hillberg & Berk. Rachel shares how she turned a kitchen-table jewelry business into one of Canada's leading retail brands. She discusses the realities of scaling a company, leading through uncertainty, and building a loyal customer community while staying true to the creative vision that inspired the business from the start.

Global law firm Dentons has advised numerous national and international financial institutions in their capacity as promissory note holders of Branicks Group AG, in connection with the negotiation, execution, and closing of a lock-up agreement regarding the restructuring of promissory note loans totaling €179.5 million.

Poland: On 4 August 2026, the Act amending the Labour Code and the Code of Civil Procedure was published in the Journal of Laws, introducing significant changes in the area of prevention of mobbing and unequal treatment in employment.

Dentons has advised Acclime, a leading provider of corporate, governance, advisory and fund services across the Asia-Pacific region and global markets, on its conditional acquisition of Polar 993. Polar 993 is a specialist technology-led independent trustee and fund administration business headquartered in Melbourne.

Australia: Tamara Sims, Partner and National Head of Pro Bono, and Hugo Morgan, Solicitor will discuss the pro bono practice at Dentons and Tamara’s personal journey as a leading pro bono lawyer. This episode will look at the importance of pro bono work in a commercial lawyer’s practice and how Dentons supports its lawyers to engage in pro bono matters.

Dentons is pleased to announce that it has secured an appellate victory on behalf of the New York County Lawyers Association (NYCLA) in an employment discrimination and retaliation lawsuit, Heidi Leibowitz v. New York County Lawyers Association.

On July 24, 2026, China’s Ministry of Finance and State Taxation Administration issued landmark announcements that establish a comprehensive framework for imposing China’s individual income tax at a 20% rate on residents of China who transfer or have transferred property to or who receive distributions from offshore trusts.

Norton Rose Fulbright has been named a finalist in six categories for the 2026 Texas Legal Awards, recognizing firm lawyers and leadership for their contributions to the legal profession and dedication to client service across Texas.

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