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From April 2026, changes in Ukrainian legislation will affect businesses. What should entrepreneurs know?
The 'leader' status in advertising can lead to court if ads mislead consumers. Ukraine's Supreme Court has set criteria for evaluating advertising messages.
The committee has supported the introduction of "fast bankruptcy" for small businesses. Experts warn of potential risks. Read more about how this may affect your business.
The UK has introduced penalties for illegal working. Employers must be aware of the new rules. A quarterly report lists the fines.
Get information on registering children as British citizens. This guide helps you understand the process and requirements. Registering children as British citizens can be done by entitlement or discretion.
You can make a subject access request to HMRC to get information they hold about you. This is your right under data protection law.
A 7th Circuit panel scolded an attorney and former chief federal immigration judge for submitting a brief citing two nonexistent cases and a false quotation. The court noted that such errors can be tell-tale signs of AI hallucinations.
A Massachusetts federal judge has vacated the DHS' termination of noncitizens' parole status. The ruling was made due to a lack of justification for canceling parole.
Two new Washington laws aim to protect immigrant workers. The laws require employers to notify workers of upcoming immigration enforcement activity.
The 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that a Dominican national's abuse claims need further review. The court must determine if deportation can be canceled under federal law.
If you're applying for a UK visa from Nigeria, you'll need to take a tuberculosis test. We'll guide you on where to get tested and what you need to do.
The Trump administration stated that Apple had its own reasons for removing the app, which allowed users to report immigration enforcement sightings.
A Virginia federal judge has overturned the sale of an immigration bond company found liable for predatory lending practices. The judge ruled that the transaction knowingly violated the terms of an $811 million judgment.
Harris Beach Murtha Cullina PLLC is growing its immigration practice with a new hire in its Boston office. The new senior counsel has nearly 30 years of experience.
The 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals has denied a request to revisit an order keeping a migrant detention facility in Florida open. This decision has significant implications for immigration policy.
The Trump administration is challenging a court ruling on deportation procedures to third countries. The court ruled that deportees must be given the opportunity to challenge their destination.
Canada is delegating authority to provinces and territories to assess Provincial Nominee Program candidates. This change takes effect on March 30, 2026.
Canada's immigration agency has invited 2,250 candidates to apply for immigration. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score was 509.
Organisations provide free support to vulnerable and at-risk individuals, including help with creating a UKVI account and accessing their eVisa.
Greece is introducing changes to its migration policy. Presidential Decree 13/2026 reforms the General Secretariat for Vulnerable Citizens, aiming to improve protection for vulnerable groups.
The Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum met with the French Deputy Minister of Interior to discuss changes in EU migration and asylum policy.
A guide to valuing shares and assets for tax purposes. Learn how HM Revenue & Customs values shares and assets in unquoted companies.
The UK tax authority has published new guidance for voluntary users of the Making Tax Digital online service. This guide will help you understand how to use digital tax software.
Canada's new immigration law gives the government broad authority to cancel, suspend, or change immigration documents and applications in bulk. Bill C-12 has received royal assent.
Italy has tightened its citizenship by descent rules, while Canada has expanded its eligibility criteria.
Do you have an undocumented parent? Explore green card options and eligibility rules to help them gain legal status.
The US Department of State has published a notice of proposed information collection. The purpose of this notice is to allow 30 days for public comment.
Greece's Ministry of Migration and Asylum has published a list of asylum cases with ready residence permits. Applicants can pick them up at the Regional Asylum Office of Thessaloniki.
The Greek Asylum Office has published a list of applications with travel documents ready for pickup. Check if your application is on the list. Documents can be collected from the Regional Asylum Office of Thessaloniki.
The Greek Asylum Office has published a list of asylum applications with ready travel documents. Check if your application is on the list. Documents are ready for pickup at the Regional Asylum Office of Thessaloniki.
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