Omaha’s parking push strains transit funding plans
Omaha’s $415M parking investment strains transit funding, covering streetcar costs and bond repayments in downtown’s evolving development strategy.
Trump targets election certification in Alaska lawsuit
Donald Trump’s lawsuit in Alaska aims to delay election certification before midterm ballots are counted, raising concerns about legal interference in upcoming
Vidhigya Associates Leads Legal Work for Adroit IPO
Adroit IPO sees Vidhigya Associates as legal counsel for the ₹150 crore offering, handling a fresh issue of 9,897,000 shares and a 1,350,000 share sale.
upGrad to buy Unacademy in $206 million swap
upGrad acquisition of Unacademy for $206 million via a share-swap will give upGrad control as two edtech firms merge, showing consolidation in India.
Supreme Court Limits Karta Role in Hindu Property Law
The Supreme Court limits the Karta Hindu Law role, ruling that property of deceased males passes to legal heirs individually, not as joint family members.
Earnouts Reshape Life Sciences M&A Deal Structures
Earnouts reshape life sciences M&A deal structures, linking value to clinical, regulatory, and commercial achievements to balance seller uncertainty and buyer f
Germany Introduces Last-Minute EmpCo Transition Rule
Germany introduces a last-minute transitional rule for the EmpCo Directive to tackle unfair commercial practices and greenwashing.
Court Vacates Injunction in Trade Secret Case
Court vacates injunction in trade secret case about competitor contract and electronic devices search.
EU Advances PFAS Restrictions Amid Health Concerns
The EU advances PFAS restrictions to address health concerns linked to these persistent chemicals, finalizing the list by October 8.
London law centre cuts services amid funding squeeze
London law centres are cutting back services as a tightening funding environment forces one group to dissolve its employment team and threatens its.