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- MFDA Publishes Principles-Based Sanction Guidelines
- United Kingdom | 11/14/2018
- New Prudential Standard for the Information Age – CPS 234
- Australia | 11/13/2018
- Recent developments for IPR protection in China
- China | 11/13/2018
- The Database Directive, AI and the data economy
- United States | 11/12/2018
- Doctor to face Dutch prosecution for breach of euthanasia law
- United Kingdom | 11/12/2018
- Theresa May imposes new layer of secrecy on Brexit legal advice
- United Kingdom | 11/08/2018
- UK cannot stop article 50 case going to ECJ, says Scottish court
- United Kingdom | 11/08/2018
- Cybersecurity and the SEC
- United Kingdom | 11/07/2018
- Uruguay - Food Labeling - New Requirements
- Uruguay | 11/07/2018
- BHP Billiton facing £5bn lawsuit from Brazilian victims of dam disaster
- Brazil | 11/06/2018
Legal Articles
- Mirror, mirror on the wall, what’s my taxable Insta value after all?
- By Georgina Hey (AU) and Isobel Taylor (AU) | In sad news for celebrities and Instagram influencers across Australia, the introduction of the so-called ‘fame tax’ as part of a raft of integrity measures announced in the 2018/19 budget means that they could end up paying higher taxes on the income and non-cash benefits earned through the commercial exploitation of their image rights.
Australia | 07/12/2018
