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Illegal Termination Provision Buried in Confidentiality Clause Voids Otherwise Valid Termination Clause Illegal Termination Provision Buried in Confidentiality Clause Voids Otherwise Valid Termination Clause Canada Law
.TOP promises to play nice on DNS abuse Governments erect bulk-reg barrier to new gTLD next round Internet Law
Germany’s economic reckoning – EUROPP Germany’s economic reckoning – EUROPP European Law
Major Changes and Impacts on the Real Estate Landscape — Florida Real Estate Lawyers Blog — August 22, 2024 Major Changes and Impacts on the Real Estate Landscape — Florida Real Estate Lawyers Blog — August 22, 2024 Property Law
There are plenty of ways to reduce estate taxes and troubles if you plan ahead There are plenty of ways to reduce estate taxes and troubles if you plan ahead Canada Law

Towards a New Frontier – EU Law Enforcement

Posted on June 4, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Towards a New Frontier – EU Law Enforcement
Towards a New Frontier – EU Law Enforcement

By Lisanne Hummel* Introduction Europe’s capacity for innovation has come under intense scrutiny in recent years, recently fueled by reports from Draghi and Letta that highlight a widening innovation gap between Europe, China, and the U.S. With escalating geopolitical tensions and the increasing urgency for Europe to maintain independent competitiveness in especially digital markets, the…

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European Law

.TOP promises to play nice on DNS abuse

Posted on June 4, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on .TOP promises to play nice on DNS abuse
.TOP promises to play nice on DNS abuse

.TOP Registry is off the ICANN naughty step, almost a year after it became the first registry to be hit by a public contract-breach notice over ICANN’s latest rules on DNS abuse. The Org took the highly unusual step yesterday of publishing a blog post drawing attention to what it clearly sees as a big…

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Internet Law

How Will the New Housing Laws in Redwood City Impact You?

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How Will the New Housing Laws in Redwood City Impact You?

It is the New Year, and with that comes resolutions, gift returns, tax returns and new laws.  This is a short guide to help landlords and tenants navigate the new rental protections laws that the City Counsel of Redwood City approved in 2018 and are effective as of January 1, 2019. Minimum Lease Terms As…

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Property Law

SCC to rule on Unilingual Lieutenant-Governor

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SCC to rule on Unilingual Lieutenant-Governor

  In the Acadian Society of New Brunswick v The Right Honorable Prime Minister of Canada, the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) will decide whether the Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick must be bilingual [41398].  Overturning the decision by the Court of Queen’s Bench of New Brunswick (“NBQB”), the Court of Appeal of New Brunswick (“NBCA”)…

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Canada Law

Right of Election in New York: What Happens If a Spouse Is Left Out of a Will?

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Right of Election in New York: What Happens If a Spouse Is Left Out of a Will?

New York law protects surviving spouses from being completely disinherited. If you’re a spouse who was left out of a will or left less than a fair share of your late partner’s estate, you may still have a legal right to claim a portion of the assets under New York’s Right of Election statute. What…

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New York Law

the CJEU rules against criminalising parents for smuggling their children

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the CJEU rules against criminalising parents for smuggling their children

  Professor Steve Peers, Royal Holloway University of London Photo credit: Bologna, taken by Ввласенко, via Wikimedia Commons Introduction The world is increasingly bleak for those concerned about civil liberties, poverty or climate change – including for those concerned about the right to asylum and the rights of migrants more generally in Europe. Constraints on those…

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European Law

Learn to Buy Property with Little-to-No Money Down! – Investor Lawyer

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Learn to Buy Property with Little-to-No Money Down! – Investor Lawyer

Anyone who follows this blog knows that I love Agreements for Sale (AFS)! It’s a seller financing strategy that is so, so relevant in today’s tough Canadian real estate market. AFS is a classic way of buying property with very little money out of your own pocket. On November 17th, we’re running a special AFS…

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Property Law

From O-M-G to “Ooh” – A Lawyer’s Guide to Visual Hierarchy

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From O-M-G to “Ooh” – A Lawyer’s Guide to Visual Hierarchy

Once espoused by a US Supreme Court Justice in the historical Jacobellis case, the iconic “I know it when I see it” principle doesn’t only apply to censorship. I would argue that we can apply it to well-constructed legal documentation as well. [Image by Amy Lloyd] Have you ever looked at a document, any document,…

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Canada Law

Local Law 11 in NYC: Legal Issues Every Building Owner and Board Needs to Know

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Local Law 11 in NYC: Legal Issues Every Building Owner and Board Needs to Know

When it comes to building maintenance in New York City, few compliance requirements are as significant—or as complex—as Local Law 11, also known as the Façade Inspection & Safety Program (FISP). Enacted to prevent dangerous building façade conditions, Local Law 11 mandates that all buildings over six stories undergo routine inspections and necessary exterior repairs…

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New York Law

Selected Design Issues – EJIL: Talk!

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Selected Design Issues – EJIL: Talk!

Introduction

This post addresses issues being considered in the UNCITRAL Working Group III process in relation to the design of a multilateral instrument on investor–State dispute settlement (ISDS) reform (hereinafter an ‘MIIR’). An MIIR is envisioned as the legal mechanism for applying the various reform options being developed by UNCITRAL Working Group III to the extensive network of existing investment treaties. A first draft of an MIIR was published by the UNCITRAL secretariat in July 2024 (A/CN.9/WG.III/WP.246) and this was discussed by Working Group III in the first part of its Fifty-First session in February 2025 (A/CN.9/1196 paras 31–94) and in its Forty-Ninth session in September 2024 (A/CN.9/1194 paras 105–121). Ahead of the Working Group’s February 2025 session, some participants also made written submissions on the topic of an MIIR, including the European Union (EU) and the United States.

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European Law

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