Join us Thursday, March 19, 2020, for a webinar focused upon the legal implications of these two major disruptors for US energy companies.
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Coronavirus: Legal implications of a global pandemic
March 13, 2020
Posted in COVID-19 Risk advisory Corporate, M&A and securities
Global challenges brought on by the rapid spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) make it more essential than ever that corporations proactively prepare solutions to address risk issues.
Global tax authorities are non-cryptic about increasing scrutiny in cryptocurrency industry; the Tax Man is here and he means business
The goal of the J5 is to increase collaboration in the fight against international tax crime and transnational money laundering.
DFC replaces OPIC
The Overseas Private Investment Corporation changed in January into the United States Development Finance Corporation.
Currents Podcast Ep87: Coronavirus and the Renewable Energy Industry
Discuss the impacts of coronavirus on the renewable energy industry - how coronavirus is affecting daily life, the effect on loans, force majeure notices, what might happen to renewable energy projects.
Employment Webinar: Business visitors to the UK - what should you do?
Webinar providing an in-depth look at how business visitors to the UK will be impacted. We will consider various topics and provide practical guidance to HR on the implications of these changes.
Notable developments: Valuable residence tax liability postponed
March 05, 2020
Posted in Banking and finance
Recent legislation passed by the government takes several steps to smooth over issues raised during the implementation phase of the valuable residence tax.
Managing the transition: Global webinar series focused on environmental, social and governance, and green finance
March 03, 2020
COVID-19 Update: US Expands Travel Restrictions After First Fatality
The Centers for Disease Control expanded restrictions on entry to the United States to include travel from Iran and urged travelers to avoid all nonessential travel to South Korea and Italy.
Sensitive Data under Turkish Data Protection Law
March 02, 2020
Posted in Data protection and cybersecurity Corporate, M&A and securities Compliance
Some types of personal data are defined as sensitive data in Turkish data protection legislation. As with non-sensitive personal data, sensitive data may be processed upon explicit consent of the data subject.
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