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It was a short week for most US firms this week, with the 4th of July holiday falling on Tuesday. But we still have some excellent content coming your way for the roundup!

• Superannuation system review from Hall & Wilcox (Australia)
• ILN IP Insider: Greek TV stations licensing Odyssey from A&K Metaxopoulos Law Firm (Greece)
• Future of Virtual Currencies in India from LexCounsel Law Offices (India)
• You only need to ask – security-related bankruptcy rules are to change from Jalsovszky Law Firm (Hungary)
• The first case since the beginning of the Trump Administration in which the US Department of Justice failed to sue a company for FCPA violations from KLA – Koury Lopes Advogados (Brazil)
• The Department of Consumer Affairs Publishes Rules Governing FIFA from Epstein Becker Green (US)

As usual, it’s been a busy week here at the ILN! We have a great roundup for you this week, so grab your coffee and take a read through the top posts from this week on ILNToday:

Along with our regularly scheduled substantive updates this week, we formally announced that the ILN welcomed a new chairman at our Annual Conference in Stockholm – Simon Ekins of Fladgate LLP in London has taken the helm from Peter Altieri of Epstein Becker Green after his eight years of service. We’re grateful to Peter for all of his hard work and dedication, and excited to work with Simon to continue to move the ILN forward. For more information, please take a look at the full press release.

It’s time for another roundup, and this week’s intro will be a quick one, as I’m technically out of the office today with bronchitis (a little parting gift from the flight home from Stockholm)! So enjoy this week’s gems from our lawyers on ILNToday!

Last week was a whirlwind, as we celebrated our 29th Annual Conference in Stockholm, Sweden with our members. I always enjoy the opportunity to spend some in-person time with my lawyers! In the meantime, that didn’t stop our other lawyers from producing excellent content, which we’ve shared this week on ILNToday. So grab a cup of coffee, and take a look through the top posts from this week on ILNToday!

It’s both the start of a holiday weekend here in the States AND the weekend before we head off for the ILN’s Annual Conference, so it’s a rather busy day here at ILN HQ! So without further ado, I’ll jump right into the top posts from this week on ILNToday!

We’re bringing you another great roundup of posts this week here on Zen, and I can tell you that these are not to be missed – so grab your cup of coffee and read through these during your next break!

• ILN IP Insider: FTC TELLS INFLUENCERS TO DISCLOSE CONNECTIONS ON SOCIAL MEDIA from Davis & Gilbert (US)
• Trade Secrets Injunction Spawns Intrigue, Alleged Threats, And Malicious Prosecution Actions from Epstein Becker Green (US)
• Ohio: Challenge to imposition of the CAT on out-of-state retailers settles from McDonald Hopkins (US)
• Privacy breach costs $23,000 – but could have been worse from Hall & Wilcox (Australia)
• Drones – a Threat to Personal Integrity? from Hellstrom Advokatbyra (Sweden)
• High Time to Enter the Cannabis Industry: Canadian Federal Government Introduces Legislation to Legalize Recreational Cannabis from Fogler Rubinoff (Canada)
• Krav om påpasselighed ved hjælp til styring af ældres økonomi from DAHL Law Firm (Denmark)
• Sócio do KLA comenta sobre o Projeto da Lei de Seguros brasileira from KLA – Koury Lopes Advogados (Brazil)
• The European Central Bank (ECB) harmonises supervision rules for institutions supervised by national competent authorities from Tark Grunte Sutkiene (Lithuania)
• Supermarkets and ships: solicitors in shock! from Fladgate LLP (England)

Greetings from rainy and foggy New Jersey, where we’re bringing you this week’s roundup of top articles from around the ILN! Let’s hope it’s true that April showers bring May flowers, and at least in the meantime, you’ll have these substantive pieces to read through to bring you up to date in the latest in the law from our various jurisdictions:

• Redefining skills training for an ageing demographic: higher education policy and vocational guidance from Fogler Rubinoff (Canada)
• States’ online tax laws continue to prompt lawsuits from McDonald Hopkins (US)
• ‘No looking back’ – one ATED tax trap to avoid from Fladgate (England)
• Changes to the Work Visa Program from Hall & Wilcox (Australia)
• Template declaration on characteristics of real estate unit and procedure of its reviewing were adopted from Lidings Law Firm (Russia)
• Māra Stabulniece on the new regulation of the pre-procurement consulting from Tark Grunte Sutkiene (Latvia)
• Ny afgørelse om trepartsforhold from DAHL Law Firm (Denmark)
• Betalingen ontvangen van bijna-failliete vennootschappen from UdinkSchepel Advocaten (Netherlands)
• Sharing Cyber Threat Information from Epstein Becker Green (US)
• Exactly what it seems from Jalsovszky Law Firm (Hungary)

We’re here with another roundup, after an intense week attending the Legal Marketing Association’s Annual Conference – it’s always like trying to drink water from a fire hose in terms of learning and networking. So while I decompress from a crazy few days and catch up on work and emails, here is the roundup of articles from our lawyers on ILNToday:

Top of the mornin’ to you! This part-Irish lass wishes you all a happy and healthy St. Paddy’s Day, and is bringing you a great roundup of top posts from this week on ILNToday. But before we get to the content, we’d like to offer a very big congratulations to the ILN’s very own Eugenija Sutkiene, who was named European Managing Partner of the Year at last night’s awards ceremony by The Lawyer. This is a huge honor, and well-deserved, and we’re thrilled for Eugenija and her colleagues!