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Challenges and Prospects — Florida Real Estate Lawyers Blog — January 29, 2025 Challenges and Prospects — Florida Real Estate Lawyers Blog — January 29, 2025 Property Law
Further confusion on duty of the European Commission to assess State aid measures’ compatibility with other rules of EU internal market law (C‑490/23 P) — How to Crack a Nut Further confusion on duty of the European Commission to assess State aid measures’ compatibility with other rules of EU internal market law (C‑490/23 P) — How to Crack a Nut European Law
Internet, Technology, Cybersecurity, and Privacy Violations — Internet Lawyer Blog — August 7, 2024 Internet, Technology, Cybersecurity, and Privacy Violations — Internet Lawyer Blog — August 7, 2024 Internet Law
Ontario Court Confirms Repudiation of Employment Agreement Over Failure to Pay Statutory & Contractual Severance  Ontario Court Confirms Repudiation of Employment Agreement Over Failure to Pay Statutory & Contractual Severance  Canada Law
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HHS Announces Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to Update the HIPAA Security Rule

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HHS Announces Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to Update the HIPAA Security Rule

On December 27, 2024, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ (“HHS”) Office for Civil Rights (“OCR”) announced a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (“NPRM”) to update the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (“HIPAA”) Security Rule.  The NPRM is intended to strengthen cybersecurity protections for electronic protected health information (“ePHI”) in light…

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European Law

Boston Eviction Moratorium Struck Down By Housing Court

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Boston Eviction Moratorium Struck Down By Housing Court

Housing Court Justice Irene Bagdoian Rules That Boston Covid-19 Eviction Moratorium Exceeded Public Health Emergency Powers Updated (Dec. 23, 2021): Judge Denies Stay of Ruling Pending Appeal In likely one of the most important cases ever heard by the Massachusetts Housing Court, Justice Irene Bagdoian declared that despite the gravity of the Covid-19 pandemic, the…

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Property Law

Types of Wills – Oakville Estate Litigation Lawyer | Mississauga Real Estate Lawyer | Milton Estate Planning Lawyer

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Types of Wills – Oakville Estate Litigation Lawyer | Mississauga Real Estate Lawyer | Milton Estate Planning Lawyer

5 Minute Read A Will is a legal document that outlines how you would like your assets distributed after death. The “testator” refers to the individual creating the Will. A Will is important to have because it: allows you to pick your executor allows you to control how your assets are distributed upon death and…

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Canada Law

Transposing Directives no longer so discretionary! The Court of Justice forces transposition of discretionary exclusion grounds and hints at ‘intra-State’ vertical direct effect (C‑66/22) — How to Crack a Nut

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Transposing Directives no longer so discretionary! The Court of Justice forces transposition of discretionary exclusion grounds and hints at ‘intra-State’ vertical direct effect (C‑66/22) — How to Crack a Nut

** This comment was first published as an Op-Ed for EU Law Live on 8 December 2022 (see formatted version). I am reposting it here in case of broader interest. ** On the face of it, in Infraestruturas de Portugal and Futrifer Indústrias Ferroviárias (C-66/22), the Court of Justice had to assess whether Member States…

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European Law

Landlord Law Newsround #369 » The Landlord Law Blog

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Landlord Law Newsround #369 » The Landlord Law Blog

Landlord Law Newsround brings you all the latest housing news and more. Official – over 55’s are fastest growing tenants Paragon Bank has carried out research and has claimed that the number of over 55 year olds now renting has grown by 66% in the last decade to 492,000. Those aged over 65 are close…

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Property Law

Strategic Growth in the Legal Services Market – Expansion or Contraction?

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Strategic Growth in the Legal Services Market – Expansion or Contraction?

Strategic and profitable growth has nothing to do with size. Instead, it has everything to do with market positioning. [This is Part Two of a two-part series on Strategic Growth in the Legal Services Market and the foundation for the second half of my September 2024 keynote address to the Alberta Civil Trial Lawyers Association…

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Canada Law

Top 10 Legal Options If Your Ex Won’t Let You See Your Children

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Top 10 Legal Options If Your Ex Won’t Let You See Your Children

In this article, you’ll discover: Remedies you have if your ex-spouse prevents you from seeing your children How to prove your ex-spouse is preventing you from seeing your children Whether you can stop paying child support if your ex-spouse prevents you from seeing your children How Does New York Law Protect My Right To Spend…

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New York Law

finding of exclusive jurisdiction in ISDA Master Agreement, rejection of ultra vires arguments and an unlikely prima facie resurrection of pre-EU membership bilateral conventions. – gavc law – geert van calster

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finding of exclusive jurisdiction in ISDA Master Agreement, rejection of ultra vires arguments and an unlikely prima facie resurrection of pre-EU membership bilateral conventions. – gavc law – geert van calster

Update 16 12 2024 see for a very similar discussion, also in this case engaging A8 and 3(3) Rome Convention, Dexia SA v Regione Emilia Romagna [2024] EWHC 3236 (Comm). Dexia v Patrimonio del Trentino [2024] EWHC 2717 (KB) echoes Banca Intesa v Venezia  in some of its main issues. It features capacity of foreign…

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European Law

Dead terrorist domains for sale, just without the hyphens

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Dead terrorist domains for sale, just without the hyphens

People are trying to make a quick buck flogging domains matching the names of suspects in recent terrorist atrocities, but they’re stopping short of including the hyphens. The 2024 Christmas-New Year period was marked by two vehicular terrorist incidents on either side of the Atlantic: the Christmas market attack in Magdeburg, Germany on December 20…

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Internet Law

What Happens If Assault Charges Are Dropped? A Legal Insight

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What Happens If Assault Charges Are Dropped? A Legal Insight

When you are accused of assault, your world turns upside down. The weight of these charges looms over every aspect of your life—your job, relationships, and mental well-being. Then, unexpectedly, you’re informed that the charges have been dropped. Relief washes over you, but questions remain: What does this mean for your future? Is your record…

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Canada Law

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