The UK initiative that encourages a move away from petrol- and diesel-powered vehicles to zero emissions vehicles (ZEVs) is working – but the cost of complying with the ZEV mandate […]
Continue Reading →Data centre development in Ireland could stall as a result of legal action lodged by environmental activists, experts have said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses that can determine that someone has filed a data subject access request (DSAR) for the purpose of artificially creating the conditions in which they might bring a compensation claim […]
Continue Reading →With major reforms on the horizon, 2026 is set to be a defining year for consumer protection and mass claims across financial services in the UK and Ireland. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Businesses across sectors and throughout supply chains are increasingly being advised to consider the risk they are exposed to from growing scrutiny of ‘forever chemicals’. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government’s decision not to extend the text and data mining exception in copyright law to facilitate AI training differs from the approach EU policymakers have taken on the […]
Continue Reading →Experts say plans to create at least seven new towns signal the government’s continued drive to build communities with affordable homes to help ease the UK housing crisis. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →AI developers can use others’ copyrighted content to train their models without infringing US copyright laws, according to the US government. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Online platforms could face new obligations on child safety in the US in future under a new AI framework set out by the Trump administration. The policy highlights the continuing […]
Continue Reading →Construction companies involved in infrastructure projects in South Africa should factor environmental and socio-economic risks arising from sand mining into their supply chain due diligence practices. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Pension scheme administrators and trustees in the UK have been advised to review and, if necessary, update processes around data security and identity verification amidst concerns over impersonation fraud. Read […]
Continue Reading →UK companies need to start preparing now for the introduction of gender equality and menopause action plans, ensuring they are ready to comply when new legal requirements take effect on […]
Continue Reading →A recent Federal Court of Australia decision has highlighted the significant personal risks for voluntary administrators (VAs) who fail to act swiftly and transparently when a company seeks to terminate […]
Continue Reading →Businesses exploring changes to their supply chains owing to the Middle East conflict have been advised to ensure they build sanctions-related checks into that process – notwithstanding pressures to adapt […]
Continue Reading →A recent Chinese court decision rejecting an ‘upcycling’ defence in the context of pre-owned luxury handbags highlights the growing tension between circular economy practices and IP rights, in particular trade […]
Continue Reading →Theological colleges in England may have legal protections to pursue faith based aims without falling foul of regulatory requirements, despite free speech and academic freedom laws, experts have said. Read […]
Continue Reading →There are early indications that 2026 will be a strong year for UK private equity transactions after a stop-start previous 12 months. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The regional conflict is causing significant disruption and impacting construction projects across the Middle East, with ripple effects extending well beyond the immediate area. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →South Africa’s JBCC suite of construction contracts has specific subcontracts agreements that work together with the Principal Building Agreement (PBA). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is increasing its focus on agentic AI and algorithmic collusion through competition law and consumer protection work. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A recent judgment will have far-reaching implications for energy developers, landowners and rights holders navigating Eskom servitudes in South Africa, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The independent body that advises the Australian government on energy market rules and conducts reviews of the energy sector has published draft technical standards for large data centres and similar […]
Continue Reading →The Employment Rights Act (ERA) will introduce changes to how flexible working applications in England, Scotland and Wales are handled, putting more focus on employers being seen to consider the […]
Continue Reading →Plans to enable new companies to register online in the EU within 48 hours could prompt Germany and other EU countries to rethink the processes they have in place to […]
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