UK landowners and telecoms operators must comply with any contractual termination provisions within an agreement subject to the Electronic Communications Code (ECC); such termination provisions are not to be substituted […]
Continue Reading →Prize draw operators must take the introduction of a voluntary code of conduct seriously and demonstrate their ability to self-regulate if they are to avoid rigid regulation in the future, […]
Continue Reading →The development of real estate tokenisation in Qatar, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) underscores the unwavering commitment by the region’s regulators to embrace […]
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Continue Reading →By using alternative legal service providers (ALSPs) and outsourcing certain legal tasks to specialists, businesses can achieve greater efficiency, costs savings, and other benefits such as access to expertise. Read […]
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Continue Reading →Businesses and individuals in Singapore have been urged to stop the practice of using national registration identity card (NRIC) numbers as passwords or authentication methods, to reduce the risk of […]
Continue Reading →A recent Supreme Court of New South Wales decision underscores the importance of professional judgment for insolvency practitioners when appointed as voluntary administrators during a winding up proceeding. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The publication of Ireland’s latest climate action plan provides an insight into related policy initiatives that the Irish government will pursue in the months ahead. Although the energy transition and […]
Continue Reading →As Ireland’s latest offshore wind auction, Offshore Renewable Energy Support Scheme (ORESS) Tonn Nua, gets underway, understanding the structural and commercial differences between it and the previous ORESS 1 scheme […]
Continue Reading →A recently launched competition market study into the UK’s civil engineering sector will likely have significant implications by seeking to improve how the market operates to enhance productivity, cut costs […]
Continue Reading →A recent report by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) and Food Standards Scotland (FSS) highlights the pressures facing local authority resourcing and the impact on food standards, particularly in Scotland, […]
Continue Reading →A new ruling highlights how important it is for all developers to factor climate law obligations into infrastructure project planning, experts have said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A recent decision by the UK Pensions Ombudsman (PO) demonstrates that it is always worth reviewing standard communications for accuracy and clarity and making improvements whenever possible. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A division of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) has recommended that the UPC set its own legal test for determining how rights holders can claim their patents have been infringed […]
Continue Reading →The Australian real estate market should be aware of a proposed amendment to close a legislative gap in property transactions in New South Wales (NSW), according to experts. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →A decision by the Supreme Court of New South Wales (NSW), determining that contractual clauses deeming communications sent on a business day after a specified time are to be received […]
Continue Reading →The UK government has announced a 10-year strategy that underlines its commitment to transforming the UK into a clean energy superpower, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Pressure on the UK government to clarify how UK copyright law applies to the development and use of AI is likely to intensify following the news that media giant Getty […]
Continue Reading →Guidance provided by the UK Supreme Court on the relevance of post-sale confusion is significant and helpful for brand owners involved in trade mark disputes, an expert has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →The UK government’s plans to reform public procurement rules to better support British industry and the creation of new jobs in the UK are “laudable” but are constrained by obligations […]
Continue Reading →The UK will be “one of the top three places in the world to create, invest in and scale-up a fast-growing technology business” by 2035, under government plans outlined on […]
Continue Reading →Increased spending on novel technologies for defence will help to create conditions which will contribute to economic growth, as well as raising legal and ethical issues that the UK government […]
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