Franchisors, brokers, and franchise attorneys have been anticipating the implementation of Senate Bill 919 (SB 919), which ...

Judgment on the UK’s “salaried member” rules and the interpretation of “significant influence” could have material tax implications for ...

The Middle District of Florida recently declined to dismiss a franchisee’s breach of contract claim against its franchisor arising from ...

As the transposition of NIS-2 into EU national laws nears completion, organizations should carefully assess whether they fall into scope before ...

A recent Court of Appeal decision highlights procedural difficulties for Defendants when considering an application to strike out proceedings on ...

The past several years have emphasized the growing importance of strategic equity solutions as part of corporate finance advisory services for ...

The federal court in Arizona recently dismissed some, but not all, California Franchise Investment Law (CFIL) claims by franchisees against ...

As operators, service companies, and technology providers in the oil and gas sector invest heavily in new tools, automation, and ...

Legal professional privilege (LPP) is a uniquely powerful English common law right. It overrides other legal and public interests to protect ...

The Supreme Court has dismissed BlueCrest’s appeal regarding the application of the salaried members rules to a sub-section of its partnership.

Putting aside its earlier permissive, innovation-fostering position on AI, the US government has pivoted hard toward building up a national ...

Healthcare providers, health systems, telehealth companies, pharmacies, digital health companies, and healthcare technology vendors should ...