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Digital Economy vs. Permanent Establishment

by Mariano Roca

Limitations of the Spanish taxation system to effectively tax certain incomes.

What Spain’s Proposed ‘Google Tax’ Means for its New Economy

by Mariano Roca López

How the Spanish Stability Program is tapping new sources of tax revenue.

In the News Weekly Roundup: Lawyers and the Gig Economy

by Best Lawyers

Locke Lord is expanding its London office; Bodman attorney elected to The Federalist Society; Comings and goings at Schiff Hardin.

Uber Negligence

by Daniel Katz

Who is responsible for gig economy car accidents?

The Purge

by Richard R. Meneghello and Anne Milligan

The gig economy is here to stay. Here's how to manage.

An Overview of Russia

by Anton Novoseltsev

The approval is only required if it is requested by a member of the supervisory board, a member of the executive board, a CEO, or a 1 percent shareholder.

How New Spanish Tax Incentives Are Building a Film Industry

by Mariano Roca López

New tax incentives show the Spanish government investing in audiovisual production in the Canary Islands and beyond.

The Best Lawyer You Will Never Have To Pay For

by Justin Smulison

Gust Rosenfeld attorney Scott A. Malm discusses why title insurance matters keep him and his real estate practice team on the ball and the trends residents and business owners should know before buying or leasing a property in Arizona.

What California Divorce Law Changes Reveal About US Families

by Bryan Driscoll

Why economic trends, technology and globalization are redefining family law.

A Look Ahead

by Jarred Boyer

The future of U.S. rental markets may seem uncertain as we continue to grapple with the after-effects of COVID-19, but renters and landlords alike can look toward a more hopeful few years as inflation already begins to recede and the promise of stabilization is on the horizon.

Trump Administration’s Termination of DACA, TPS, and H-4 EAD Immigration Programs Could Leave Employers in a Lurch

by Ann Massey Badmus

Several immigration programs that have authorized over a million immigrant workers are expected to end in 2018 and 2019.

Divide and Conquer: Plaintiffs Need a Single Forum that Accommodates the Realities of Contemporary Economic Activity

by David A. Mazie and David M. Estes

The growth of mass tort litigation tracks with industries’ shift to mass marketing and distribution of pharmaceutical and consumer products on a national scale.

What Cheap Oil Hath Wrought

by Michelle V. Rafter

Plunging prices have decimated energy industry profits and jobs, but have given consumers more power at the pump.

The Antipodean Advantage

by Tony Britten-Jones

As the pandemic recedes, Australia remains one of the best countries in which to invest. The commercial law experts at Piper Alderman review the country’s advantages when it comes to outside money looking for outsized returns.

Biden Targets Non-Competes, But They Still Have Their Place

by John Ettorre

Limitations on non-compete agreements are increasing, aided by an executive order by President Biden in July.

Chain Migration Solutions Desperately in Search of a Problem

by Aaron C. Hall

The White House insists that any new law giving Dreamers a permanent place in the United States also stop what it refers to as the chain migration problem.