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We are pleased to publish this month a contribution entitled Changes to Irish Employment Permits Legislation, authored by our colleagues Ger Connolly and Jane Pilkington, partners, and Avril Daly and Caragh Deasy, associates, at the Irish law firm Mason Hayes & Curran.
As of 1 October 2014, a new employment permits regime is in force in Ireland following the commencement of the Employment Permits (Amendment) Act 2014. This contribution takes a look at the new categories of employment permits under the Act and considers how the elimination of certain gaps in the existing regime will practically affect employers and individuals alike.

On 1 July 2014, new, more stringent and detailed rules on takeover bids in listed companies came into force. The rules are the result of the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority’s revision of the rules in this area.

At the beginning of the summer, we announced the launch of our new website that comprises two full sites in French and English and seven satellite sites in other languages. Jean-Luc Soulier tells us more about the rationale of this multilingual project. At the beginning of the summer, we announced the launch of our new […]

With the opening of the Indian economy and increase in business, some foreign companies have got embroiled in criminal cases in India and have difficulties understanding

This contribution provides valuable information on the terms of Decree n. 34/2014 that marks the first steps of a more comprehensive labor market reform announced by the new Renzi Government.

These contributions provide valuable information and insights on the energy reform recently adopted in Mexico which aims at modernizing the sector without privatizing the state owned company