Norton Rose Fulbright hosted a client event in London to mark the ten year anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

Howard Beltzer, David Rosenzweig and Christian Abel spoke at Norton Rose Fulbright’s Aviation Summit in Munich.

The City of Detroit’s historic bankruptcy is a case study of how a severely distressed municipality can restructure massive amounts of debt, reduce pension obligations, resurrect its economy and return to the municipal bond market through the use of Chapter 9 of the bankruptcy code.

The high (and rising) cost of complex commercial litigation proceedings remains one of the defining features of litigation in Ontario, and across Canada more broadly.

Howard Seife was featured in a recent “Currents” podcast.

Virginie Gauthier and Luc Morin were recently invited to join the Insolvency Institute of Canada.

Christy Rivera will participate on a panel at ABI’s 2018 Winter Leadership Conference.

Rebecca Winthrop named Co-Chair of the Insolvency Law Committee of the California Lawyers Association.

“This will not be an open-ended commission, it will not put capitalism on trial, as some people in the parliament prefer…” – Malcolm Turnbull, 30 November 2017

On 24 October 2018, following public consultation, the New South Wales government introduced the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Amendment Bill 2018 (NSW) (Bill) which contains proposed amendments to the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 (NSW) (Act).

On 31 October 2018, the Queensland government introduced the Human Rights Bill 2018 (Qld) (Bill) to parliament.

Privacy law experts Nick Abrahams and Jim Lennon have launched a new e-book that offers an essential summary of Australian privacy laws, including recent mandatory data breach notification obligations under privacy laws.

Welcome to our Regulatory Compliance Consulting webinar series; providing practical considerations and insight into the challenges facing compliance and risk functions.

Hello and welcome to the second in our compliance and risk series of videos and today I’m here with Christian Blackwell, a director in regulatory compliance consulting, who’s going to talk about the five key benefits of strategic risk assessments which is a key area of focus for regulators globally.

The prohibition on acquiring shares or assets where the effect is likely to be a substantial lessening of competition in a market applies to all transactions, whether large or small by value or volume, the industry or the size of the business.

The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (UK) (PCR) offers tenderers from the United Kingdom and selected other countries the right to challenge the procurement decisions of English, Welsh and North Irish government agencies.

The Victorian Government recently released the draft ‘Solar Energy Facilities – Design and Development Guidelines’ (Guidelines) which outline the assessment and development process for large-scale solar energy facilities in Victoria.

Tax controversy lawyers with Norton Rose Fulbright around the globe have prepared a fifth annual survey of certain tax controversy procedures and issues.

COP22 in Marrakech was overshadowed by the election of Donald Trump on day two (a development which continues to impact on discussions, as the US continues to negotiate despite its planned withdrawal from the Paris Agreement).

As Australia transitions to clean energy generation, new opportunities are opening up for corporates.