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Episode 99: Embracing life's possibilities with intentionality and connection
Canada: Join Heather Barnhouse, Partner in our Edmonton office, as she explores women in leadership and entrepreneurship, and the ecosystem that supports them. In episode 99, Heather welcomes Rebecca Saunders, a family physician practicing in Alberta, to discuss her book project, Eight Saturdays, inspired by her friend Leslie’s terminal pancreatic cancer diagnosis and her question of what to do with “eight Saturdays” left. Rebecca reflects on the rewards and challenges of longitudinal family medicine, contrasts Canadian and U.S. healthcare access, and shares how Leslie chose fun, connection, and candid boundaries over focusing on cancer. They explore how adopting an “eight Saturdays” lens can clarify priorities, reduce regrets, and prompt practical planning (like wills and insurance) so time can be spent on what matters most, ahead of the book’s May launch with worksheets and workshops.
Ninth Circuit (Finally) Offers Guidance Regarding Updating Terms Via Mass Email
Last month, for the first time, the Ninth Circuit issued an opinion establishing a three-factor balancing test for entities that notify their users of updated terms of service by sending out mass emails conveying those terms.
Transforming Challenges into Opportunities: Building resilience, driving adaptation
New Zealand: In our fourth edition of Transforming Challenges into Opportunities we bring together perspectives from our infrastructure specialists on the issues that matter most as New Zealand charts a more resilient future, as well as including a global look at how we can build this.
Dentons strengthens Papua New Guinea disputes capability with Partner Gertrude Tamade
Dentons, the world’s largest law firm, has strengthened its Australasian disputes capability with the promotion of Gertrude Tamade to Litigation Partner in its Papua New Guinea office.
New Financial Hub - Uzbekistan Launches the Tashkent International Financial Centre
Uzbekistan: Amidst a volatile geopolitical landscape, Uzbekistan seeks to redefine its role in the global economy with the establishment of the Tashkent International Financial Centre ("TIFC"). For large international businesses seeking new markets, diversified risk exposure, and a stable regulatory environment, the TIFC presents a compelling proposition: a purpose-built financial hub at the crossroads of Central Asia, offering robust property rights protections, minimised political and regulatory risk, streamlined market entry, and substantial tax incentives - all underpinned by the 'Uzbekistan 2030' national development strategy.
Proposed CGT changes affecting foreign investors and renewable assets
Australia: Treasury has released draft changes to Australia’s foreign investor capital gains tax rules. The proposed reforms will broaden the CGT base for foreign investors back to 2006. Importantly, contrary to the announcement in 2006, in addition to land, assets fixed or installed for use on land will fall within the CGT tax base. The proposed amendments undermine Australia’s reputation in the foreign investment market.
A temporary CGT discount for certain renewable energy disposals is available, but only in limited circumstances. Foreign investors should assess exposure early and plan exits carefully.
