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Essential Corporate News: Week ending 24 April 2026

24.04.2026
On 23 April 2026, the draft Register of Overseas Entities (Protection and Trusts) and Limited Liability Partnerships (Application of Company Law) (Amendment) Regulations 2026 (Regulations) were laid before Parliament, together with a draft Explanatory Memorandum. The draft Regulations amend provisions governing public access to information on the register of overseas entities (ROE) at Companies House and make certain other changes.

Commercial division update: Invalidating releases based on fraud in the inducement

24.04.2026
This column addresses recent Commercial Division and appellate authority that clarifies exactly when fraud in the inducement can defeat a release, and when it cannot.

International Restructuring Newswire

24.04.2026
Welcome to the Q2 2026 edition of the Norton Rose Fulbright International Restructuring Newswire.

Security is not the lien it replaces: Alberta court draws a critical line under the PPCLA

23.04.2026
On April 13, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench released a significant decision in 1951789 Alberta Ltd. v Britannia Block General Partnership Inc.

Canada's forced labour import ban under review

23.04.2026
Heightened attention on the issue of forced labour may impact companies that import goods into Canada and require enhanced supply chain due diligence to evidence that such imports were not produced using forced labour.

Trends in CEO transitions and implications for boards

23.04.2026
2025 was a particularly active period for CEO transitions across North America.

Legal implications of the Iran conflict for energy and commodity traders

23.04.2026
Since the outbreak of hostilities in Iran and the surrounding region on February 28, 2026, the conflict has introduced notable volatility into global energy markets.

Non-parties to customer service agreement could not rely on Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 2001 to seek stay of court proceedings (Singapore High Court)

23.04.2026
The General Division of the Singapore High Court has dismissed two applications by former management of a digital asset trading exchange to stay court proceedings in favour of arbitration.

Buyer of vessel's application for interim mandatory injunction compelling seller to procure vessel's release from arrest dismissed (Singapore High Court)

23.04.2026
The General Division of the Singapore High Court has dismissed an application for an interim mandatory injunction sought by the buyer of a vessel for the seller to furnish security to procure the vessel's release from arrest.

AI in the workplace and the EU AI Act

23.04.2026
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) applications in the context of recruitment and the workplace, and the forthcoming implementation of the EU AI Act, will impact multi-national clients.

When the examiner says "obvious": Four winning strategies to fight back

22.04.2026
Every patent practitioner knows the sting: you open an office action and find your claims rejected as "obvious." But not all obviousness rejections are created equal.

Insurance Foresight 2026

22.04.2026
We explore several key emerging trends poised to shape the insurance industry in 2026.

UK Pensions Briefing | Trustees: new deadlines and duties on data complaints required from June 19, 2026 – are you ready?

22.04.2026
New deadlines for handling data complaints start June 19, 2026. Use our checklist to make sure your scheme is ready in time.

SEC staff issues broker-dealer registration guidance for digital securities user interfaces

22.04.2026
This article considers the practical implications of the Guidance for those crypto asset trading interfaces that may seek to avail themselves of the relief provided by the Guidance.

Evolution of merger control in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the European Union: Implications for businesses

22.04.2026
Although the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and the European Union (EU) have developed their merger control systems in very different institutional contexts, both have embarked on significant recalibrations of their regimes in recent years.

Norton Rose Fulbright US Co-Head of Environmental and Mass Tort named among Top 100 Lawyers by the Los Angeles Business Journal

21.04.2026
Norton Rose Fulbright’s US Co-Head of Environmental and Mass Tort Scott Burton (Los Angeles and Washington, DC) has been selected to Los Angeles Business Journal’s Top 100 Lawyers 2026 list.

Norton Rose Fulbright lawyers recognised on the 2026 Pro Bono Recognition List of England & Wales

21.04.2026
Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright is pleased to announce that 100 of its lawyers have been included on the 2026 Pro Bono Recognition List of England & Wales, published today.

Investigations and crisis management

21.04.2026
Companies are facing challenge from authorities and from employees in relation to how internal investigations are conducted.

Norton Rose Fulbright advises Tamboran on its dual-market capital raise of up to A$283 million to advance Beetaloo Basin gas development, the first of its kind on the NYSE and ASX

21.04.2026
Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has advised Tamboran Resources Corporation (NYSE: TBN, ASX:TBN) (Tamboran) on a cross-border capital raise in Australia and the United States to raise up to A$283 million to accelerate development activities across the Beetaloo Basin in Australia’s Northern Territory.