As the second quarter of 2025 comes to a close, Aliant+ is proud to spotlight the outstanding work taking place across our five Practice Area Groups. These updates reflect our shared commitment to crossborder collaboration, thought leadership, and high-impact client service. From complex global transactions to innovative legal tools and knowledge-sharing, our Practice Area Groups continue to strengthen our collective capabilities and raise our global profile.
Corporate Practice Area Group
The Corporate PAG has had a productive quarter, with members collaborating on multi-jurisdictional mergers, loan agreements, and equity transactions. Highlights include:
- A series of complex crossborder deals involving businesses in Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, the UK, and Israel.
- Progress in trade litigation challenging U.S. tariffs, with significant implications for global importers and exporters.
- Strategic planning around Islamic finance and aviation law for upcoming opportunities in the Middle East.
The group’s initiatives are a strong example of how collaborative legal work and forward-thinking tools create value across borders.
Labour & Employment Practice Area Group
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The Labour & Employment PAG addressed pressing legal trends related to the changing world of work:
- Released the “Hiring Strategies Around the World” guide, a 17-country resource that explores employment laws, hiring frameworks, and market entry strategies across key jurisdictions. This guide reflects the group’s deep global expertise and commitment to supporting international clients and HR leaders.
- View the guides:
Argentina Bulgaria China Cyprus Czech Republic Hungary India Israel Italy Lithuania Netherlands Poland Serbia Slovakia Spain Turkey United States
The group is actively preparing for future discussions around DE&I and employment law, reinforcing its role as a resource for international employment practices.
Litigation Practice Area Group
The Litigation PAG continues to build momentum around global knowledge-sharing and the development of practice resources:
- Comparative analysis of mediation practices across Europe and Asia to identify best practices in alternative dispute resolution.
- Creation of standardized content—including short-form presentations and pitch decks—to promote our international litigation strengths.
- Practical insights into jurisdictional differences in pre-litigation steps, such as notice requirements and court fees.
These collective efforts are laying the groundwork for scalable client tools and stronger visibility of Aliant+’s litigation capabilities worldwide.
Private Client Services Practice Area Group
Private Client Services focused heavily this quarter on digital asset planning and global wealth management trends:
- Anticipating the release of the “Global Foreign Direct Investment Guide” in the coming weeks. This comprehensive resource spans 18 contributing countries and is designed for decision-makers, investors, and international advisors. The guide offers practical, jurisdiction-specific insights into entity structures, repatriation rules, ownership requirements, tax implications, and investment incentives. It’s a clear and accessible roadmap for companies and individuals seeking to scale and protect wealth across borders.
- Collaborative discussions on the treatment of digital assets—cryptocurrencies, NFTs, online accounts—across jurisdictions including Israel, Argentina, Nigeria, Brazil, Luxembourg, and Slovakia.
These initiatives show how the group is responding to evolving client needs while building tools and resources that benefit the broader network.
Real Estate Practice Area Group
The Real Estate PAG continued to explore market dynamics and regulatory frameworks across key jurisdictions:
- Strategic analysis of growth in Turkey’s residential market and its impact on foreign investors.
- Legal comparisons of real estate deal structures in Italy, Slovakia, Austria, and Brazil, including tax implications and due diligence challenges.
- Ongoing planning for content development—including presentations, blog posts, and AI-assisted article drafting—to elevate group visibility.
By sharing expertise across borders, the group is helping clients navigate complex real estate investments while raising the standard of global advisory services.
Together, these Practice Area Groups showcase the strength of our network and our commitment to working as one global team. Whether you’re already involved or considering joining, we encourage every member to take part in shaping what comes next.