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Telemedicine in Colombia: New Regulatory Framework for Digital Health
Colombia: Resolution 1644 of 2026 updates Colombia’s telemedicine regulations and replaces the framework that had been in force since 2019.
Training repayment clauses can be a restraint of trade
United Kingdom: The Court of Appeal has confirmed that training fee clawback agreements can engage the restraint of trade doctrine. We analyse the decision and how employers can reduce the risk of challenge to similar repayment provisions.
Scottish lawyers supporting the rights of vulnerable children and families
From helping children and young people apply for British citizenship to preparing briefings on The Scottish Parliament for charities, Dentons, the world's largest global law firm, is committed to pro bono work.
Dentons advises Pepper Money in Australia's biggest transaction of 2026 - Blackstone's acquisition of HSBC's A$36 billion loan book
Dentons has advised Pepper Money Limited (Pepper Money) in “one of the largest ever mortgage portfolio transactions” - private equity firm Blackstone's acquisition of HSBC's A$36 billion loan book. Pepper Money will act as the servicer of the loan portfolio on Blackstone's behalf.
Dentons cautions Treasury in submission on proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts
In response to the Treasury's Consultation Paper entitled Minimum tax on discretionary trusts, released on 8 July 2026, Dentons' National Taxation Practice has lodged a submission outlining its feedback and 12 recommendations on the proposed 30% minimum tax.
Analysis of case law no. 81/2025/AL on the determination of civil disputes over the recovery of property
Vietnam: From this approach, Case law No. 81 resolves the ambiguity in distinguishing between a "dispute over a service contract" and a "dispute over the recovery of property," favoring the protection of the service provider when the service recipient has acknowledged the debt but failed to pay, thereby avoiding being barred by the statute of limitations for initiating legal proceedings under current civil regulations.
