Legal change tracker
What changed, where, and what it means
10 tracked developments across the atlas. Every entry names the instrument and links to the primary source, so you can verify it rather than take our word for it.
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Clear all- Enforcementmedium impactBrazil14 January 2026
ANPD opens enforcement sweep on LGPD basics
Brazil's data protection authority targets controllers operating without a published privacy notice or a designated data protection officer.
ANPDData Protection & PrivacyRead the detail - Updatemedium impactSingapore11 January 2026
Singapore reports record arbitration caseload
SIAC filings reach a new high, reinforcing Singapore's position alongside London and Hong Kong as a leading arbitral seat.
Singapore International Arbitration CentreArbitration & ADRRead the detail - Updatemedium impactUnited Arab Emirates8 January 2026
UAE expands digital filing for labour disputes
MOHRE and the courts extend end-to-end electronic filing, shortening the path from complaint to hearing.
MOHREEmployment & LabourRead the detail - Case lawmedium impactFrance18 December 2025
French courts clarify imprévision in long-term supply contracts
Recent decisions narrow when a party may seek renegotiation for unforeseeable change of circumstances under Article 1195 of the Civil Code.
Cour de cassationRead the detail - Regulatorymedium impactJapan4 December 2025
Japan's PPC updates guidance on cross-border transfers
Revised guidance clarifies the information that must be provided to individuals before transferring personal data outside Japan.
Personal Information Protection CommissionData Protection & PrivacyRead the detail
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