Oman prepares major legal reforms for 2026

Oman’s 2026 legislative agenda has introduced a wave of statutes and regulations that touch finance, technology, real estate, tourism and…

by Miu Yamada | September 8, 2026

Iran accused of major war law breaches

Iran accused of major war law breaches after US-Israel strike risks violating international law with civilian targets, including schools and…

by enif | September 6, 2026

Pakistan Advances Environmental Justice Amid Climate Crisis

Environmental justice Pakistan is rising as the nation faces 2022 floods, with the NDMA declaring an emergency and urging stronger…

by enif | September 5, 2026

EnablifyAI AI Masterclass for Lawyers Debuts in Lahore

Discover how AI legal training is transforming professional practice in Pakistan through EnablifyAI's masterclass for lawyers in Lahore.

by enif | September 4, 2026

Petition Seeks Stricter Social Media Rules for Minors

Petition seeks stricter social media rules for Pakistani minors, aiming to protect them from cyberbullying, grooming, and harmful content. Islamabad…

by enif | September 2, 2026

Students must know their rights before signing rental contracts

by Tomomi Goto | September 16, 2026

Students must know their rights before signing rental contracts to avoid unexpected costs and legal disputes with landlords.

Spain’s self-employed warn fragmented invoicing rules will cripple small businesses

by enif | September 19, 2026

ATA represents 1.6 million self-employed workers in Spain, advocating for unified invoicing standards. The Spanish Federation of Self-Employed Workers (ATA) has called on the government to synchronize the rollout of Veri*factu with mandatory electronic invoicing requirements and the European ViDA directive. The current staggered schedule, they argue, imposes an unsustainable burden on small businesses by forcing them to adapt systems multiple times without ensuring long-term compatibility. Businesses must comply with…

Supreme Rulings

Spain’s Supreme Court rules inherited assets count even if undivided

by Tomomi Goto | September 18, 2026

Spain’s Sala de lo Civil issued Sentencia 1318/2026 on July 24, 2026, clarifying inheritance rights for undivided assets. The Supreme Court of Spain has determined that inheritance rights accepted by a person automatically become part of their estate, even if the assets have not been formally distributed. This applies regardless of whether the assets have been partitioned or liquidated, according to the court’s Sala de lo Civil in its Sentencia…