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Dentons rising stars shine in NZ Lawyer Future Leaders list
Dentons is proud to announce that Lucinda King and Sarah Wells have been recognised as Future Leaders by NZ Lawyer. Selected from a competitive field of young legal professionals across New Zealand, they have been celebrated for their outstanding achievements, leadership and commitment to the legal profession.
Ki-Jeung Park of Dentons Lee Speaks at KOTRA Seminar on Middle East Conflict Response and Alternative Market Strategies
Ki-Jeung Park, a Senior Foreign Attorney at Dentons Lee and Chair of the Legal Committee of the Overseas Construction Project Council at KOTRA, participated as a speaker at the “Project Seminar on Responding to Middle East Conflicts and Exploring Alternative Markets,” hosted by KOTRA in Seoul on April 15, 2026.
Qatar strengthens regulation of online businesses with new e-commerce licensing framework
Qatar: Qatar has taken a significant step in regulating its digital economy with the issuance of Ministerial Decision No. (25) of 2026 (the Decision), published in the Official Gazette (Issue No. 5 of 2026) and issued by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI). The Decision introduces a comprehensive framework governing the conduct of commercial activities through electronic platforms that do not require a physical place of business.
Taxability of employment payments
Singapore: In this client alert, we offer insights into Singapore cases on the taxability of employment related payments, with particular focus on UZF v Comptroller of Income Tax. The cases underscore that substance, not form, and the capacity in which a payment is received are key to its tax treatment.
Update on proposed ban on upwards-only rent reviews
United Kingdom: The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill (the Bill) continues its progress through the legislative process, bringing a potential ban on upwards-only rent reviews (UORRs) in commercial leases in England closer to reality.
