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Vergesst die billable hour!

beck-aktuell - 13.08.2026
Vergesst die billable hour! Uhr.jpg maximilian_amos Do., 13.08.2026 - 08:41 Die Leistung von Associates in Stunden zu messen, ist nicht nur durch die Entwicklung der KI überholt, meint Dennis Hillemann. Sie verhindere auch, dass Anwältinnen und Anwälte lernen, worauf es wirklich ankommt: dem Mandanten eine Lösung zu liefern. Recht allgemein Berufsrecht der Rechtsanwälte und Notare

Data centres and large energy users called upon to foster the energy transition

Norton Rose Fulbright - 13.08.2026
How do you get major energy users, such as data centres, to contribute appropriately to the energy system of the future?

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Wrong registry, lost builders lien: A costly procedural misstep in a recent British Columbia Supreme Court decision

Dentons Insights - 13.08.2026

In a recent decision, MGC Contractors Ltd v 1417028 BC Ltd., 2026 BCSC 1438, the British Columbia Supreme Court reaffirmed the importance of compliance with all components of the Builders Lien Act, S.B.C. 1997, c. 45, including following the jurisdictional requirements.

Dentons Capitol Insights – Sounding the Drumbeat in Washington – August 2026

Dentons Insights - 13.08.2026

Welcome to the August 2026 edition of Dentons Capitol Insights – Sounding the Drumbeat in Washington.

Navigating Corporate & Cross-Border Matters Involving the Turks & Caicos Islands

Dentons Insights - 13.08.2026

Turks & Caicos Islands: When transactions, investments or business operations involve entities, structures or regulatory considerations connected to the Turks & Caicos Islands (TCI), international counsel may need to address local law issues as part of a wider cross-border matter. Prepared by Ayanna Ferdinand Catlyn and the Dentons Turks & Caicos Islands team, this guide provides a practical overview of key TCI legal considerations and is intended to help counsel identify when local advice may be required and navigate TCI-related matters efficiently.

The Commission publishes new guidelines on the application of the EU Forced Labour Regulation (2024/3015)

Dentons Insights - 13.08.2026

EU: On 26 June 2026, the European Commission adopted its Guidelines on the application of the EU Forced Labour Regulation (EU) 2024/3015 and launched the Forced Labour Single Portal. The Guidelines provide stakeholders with non-binding guidance on the Regulation’s application. The Regulation will apply from December 14, 2027 and prohibits placing, making available on, or exporting from, the EU market products made with forced labour at any stage of production.

Dentons advises on US$1.5 billion issuance by Afreximbank, its largest ever

Dentons News - 13.08.2026

Dentons has advised the Joint Lead Managers, including HSBC Bank plc, MUFG Securities EMEA plc, Standard Chartered Bank and The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited on the update of African Export-Import Bank's (Afreximbank) US$10 billion Global Medium Term Note Programme (the Programme) as well as a dual-tranche issuance under the Programme consisting of US$750 million 6.250% notes due 2032 and US$750 million 7.125% notes due 2036.

Is ESG dead? A reality check from the mining sector in Latin America

Dentons Insights - 13.08.2026

Latin America and the Caribbean: ESG is not dead in Latin American mining. Environmental, social and governance risks are becoming operational, enforceable and central to project success.

Lending to investment trusts: 2026 trends

Dentons Insights - 13.08.2026

United Kingdom: Lending to investment trusts is enjoying a fresh wave of momentum in 2026, with new lenders entering the market and boards facing a wider menu of structuring options than ever before. From the resurgence of secured deals to a growing mix of committed, uncommitted, and evergreen facilities, the traditional consistency of this market has given way to genuine fluidity. We explore what's driving this shift and what borrowers need to consider before their next gearing event.

Dentons Hong Kong Nigel Chan Recognised as an <em>Asian Legal Business</em> Hong Kong Rising Star 2026

Dentons News - 13.08.2026

Dentons Hong Kong is pleased to announce that Nigel Chan, Senior Managing Associate in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice, has been named a Rising Star in the Asian Legal Business (ALB) Hong Kong Rising Stars 2026 list.

Dentons Rodyk recognised in inaugural Asian Legal Business Cybersecurity & Data Law Firms Rankings 2026

Dentons News - 13.08.2026

In a digital landscape where cyber threats evolve faster than ever and regulatory expectations continue to rise, organisations are facing increasingly complex challenges in protecting their data, managing risk and responding to incidents.

Unfair labour practices: the Tanzania Court of Appeal pins down constructive termination of employment by the employer

Dentons Insights - 13.08.2026

Tanzania: Whilst it is an established principle of law that an employer making the working environment unbearable for an employee, thereby leading to his resignation, could result in constructive termination of employment, a claim based on unfair labour practice can also be held to be constructive termination where factual circumstances show forced resignation.