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COP26 implications and opportunities for Zimbabwe
In this overview, Tatenda Manhanzva, Energy Law Expert and Consultant at Alliott Global Alliance member firm Muvingi & Mugadza looks at the outcome of COP26 and what it means for certain sectors in Zimbabwe.
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Corporate Ethics in Colombia - new rules
Peña Mancero Abogados, Alliott Global Alliance law firm in Bogota updates us on Colombia's new Business Transparency and Ethics Program (PTEE).
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Cryptoassets and Sports
In his latest update Diego Nunes, Partner at Estudio Nunes & Asociados, Alliott Global Alliance law firm member in Argentina, looks at the growing trend of using cryptocurrency in the sports industry.
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Important changes to Zimbabwe's mining regulatory framework
Here, Selina Zhuwarara, mining law expert and Consultant at Alliott Global Alliance law firm member Muvingi & Mugadza explains why Zimbabwe is re-structuring its policies and regulatory framework to improve investment and productivity in this up and coming sector.
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Director identification numbers explained
Jon Broadley, Director of Commercial Dispute Resolution Services and a Founding Partner of member firm Broadley Rees Hogan Lawyers in Brisbane summarises this new corporate requirement in Australia.
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Removing the fraud exception rule in summary judgment applications
Anthony Marrin, Consultant at Law at member firm H.Y. Leung & Co in Hong Kong updates us on the abolition of this rule and why it is a welcome development to victims of cyber fraud.
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Ongoing immigration problems for British & EU businesses as a result of Brexit
Prior to Brexit, UK businesses used to be able to send staff to work in EU countries without restriction and vice versa. Here Graeme Kirk, our global mobility expert from Ellisons Solicitors in the UK tells us why this has changed.
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Immigration compliance applies to all employers – not just those sponsoring visas
Many employers believe that immigration law only applies to businesses that sponsor visas or that are multinational companies. Here the team at AGA law firm Masuda Funai in Chicago tells us why this is not the case.
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iGaming in Canada on track to becoming a regulated market
Harnessing the power of the Canadian gambling, gaming and esports industries, Michael Rennie, Partner at Toronto law firm member Wildeboer Dellelce LLP tells us why the iGaming market is on track to becoming a transformative yet carefully regulated market.
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Right to Work Checks
In this update Sohan Sidhu, Partner at AGA UK member firm Ellisons Solicitors presents guidance on The Home Office Right to Work Checks
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The Protection of Personal Information Act - implications for South Africa
In the first of several articles, Luïse Von Dürckheim-Botes from SST Attorneys, AGA law firm member in South Africa, updates us on the legal implications of The Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA).
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Helping customers to navigate e-commerce in Asia
Susana Munoz, head of the China desk at Vazquez Tercero & Zepeda (VTZ), AGA's law firm member in Mexico, explains the challenges facing SMEs in Asia in the 'new normal' global landscape and how their firm can help.
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UK inward investment by Chinese entrepreneurs and investors - the UK immigration options
In this update Graeme Kirk and Sohan Sidhu, Partners at AGA UK member firm Ellisons Solicitors present the immigration options open to Chinese corporations and entrepreneurs when investing in the UK.
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Digital signatures: which are legally binding and which are not?
Diego Nunes, Partner at Estudio Nunes & Asociados, AGA law firm member in Argentina, offers analysis of the legal implications.
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Temporary and permanent changes to insolvency laws in Australia
After the declaration of the world wide pandemic, the Federal Government in Australia introduced a range of stimulus measures to help affected businesses, workers and the broader community. Jon Broadley from Broadley Rees Hogan, AGA's law firm member in Brisbane, updates us.
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