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Is ESG dead? A reality check from the mining sector in Latin America
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
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 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
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
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.
Protecting Virtual Designs in Australia and New Zealand
Australia and New Zealand: While some countries have adapted their design regimes to expressly recognise GUIs and other virtual designs, Australia and New Zealand continue to operate within frameworks developed primarily for physical products and articles.
Protecting Virtual Designs: Why Design Law Must Adapt to a Digital Economy
It is well-known that registered designs (sometimes referred to as design patents in some jurisdictions) can be used to protect the visual appearance of physical products. What is less well-known is that, in some countries, design rights may also be available for digital visual elements such as graphical user interfaces (GUIs), icons, screen layouts and other virtual designs. As these digital interfaces become increasingly important commercial assets, understanding how they can be protected in different jurisdictions is becoming an important aspect of intellectual property strategy.
zu189/26(B) | Mitteilung der Kommission an das Europäische Parlament, den Rat, den Europäischen Wirtschafts- und Sozialausschuss und den Ausschuss der Regionen: Strategie für die Häfen der EU | 13. August 2026
zu57/26(B)(2) | Vorschlag für eine Verordnung des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates über saubere Unternehmensfahrzeuge | 13. August 2026
Verordnung zur Neuordnung der Berufsausbildung zum Technischen Modellbauer und zur Technischen Modellbauerin
V. v. 04.08.2026 BGBl. 2026 I Nr. 233
ändert
- Verordnung über die Berufsausbildung zum Technischen Modellbauer/zur Technischen Modellbauerin
Verordnung über die Meisterprüfung in den Teilen I und II im Friseur-Handwerk
V. v. 04.08.2026 BGBl. 2026 I Nr. 232
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- Friseurmeisterverordnung (Friseur-MstrV)
College Sports Act: What changed before the Senate recess
HateAid stellt Strafanzeige gegen Meta und Ray-Ban
Klöckner: Die Mauer hat in Deutschland Spuren gezogen
Meine Investition, der Baum
BayVGH zur Nürnberger Sonntagsruhe: Automatenläden müssen nachts schließen
Personallos, praktisch, platzsparend: Läden, in denen nur Automaten mit Drinks und Snacks stehen, sind gerade bei Nachtschwärmern beliebt. In Nürnberg müssen diese Läden sonntagnachts schließen – und darum gibt es jetzt gehörigen Streit.
Bundesregierung will Nachrichtendienste zu "echten Geheimdiensten" machen
Keine nachträgliche Genehmigung über den "Bau-Turbo"
AG Flensburg verhängt Bewährungsstrafe: Mann erhängt Pudel "Buddy"
Ein Mann hat einen Pudel mit einem Seil erhängt, weil ihn das Tier offenbar störte. Das Amtsgericht Flensburg verhängte deswegen eine Freiheitsstrafe von zehn Monaten auf Bewährung. Außerdem muss der Mann 3.000 Euro an ein Tierheim zahlen.
