Enforcing England and Wales judgments abroad
If you have obtained a judgment or court order, you will want to enforce it in a jurisdiction where the judgment debtor has assets or is located. Methods of enforcing […]
Continue Reading →If you have obtained a judgment or court order, you will want to enforce it in a jurisdiction where the judgment debtor has assets or is located. Methods of enforcing […]
Continue Reading →A power development plan published by Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) foresees a doubling of wind energy production by 2030 and a tripling of renewable energy production between […]
Continue Reading →The German government intends to oblige large German companies to control compliance with human rights along their supply chain. One expert has predicted that the law will also resonate with […]
Continue Reading →Malaysia has paid over S$102.8 million ($76.3m) in compensation to Singapore for the terminated Kuala Lumpur-Singapore high speed rail (HSR) project. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The flexibility of arbitration makes it an ideal forum to achieve swift decisions in disputes related to climate change, when underpinned with the right legislation. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) expects banks and investment firms in the UK to meet the end of 2021 deadline imposed by the European Banking Authority (EBA) for the review […]
Continue Reading →Organisations can deploy legal and technical safeguards to meet their obligations under EU data protection law when seeking to prevent US authorities from accessing personal data stored with their outsourcing […]
Continue Reading →Scotland has outlined a vision of becoming a leader in the development and use of trustworthy, ethical and inclusive artificial intelligence (AI) with the publication of an AI strategy and […]
Continue Reading →With climate change increasingly on the corporate agenda, large businesses are now considering how they procure energy and whether they can do so more sustainably. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Many countries around the world, including the UK, are in the middle of implementing measures to counteract climate change. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses need to be specific about the legal basis on which they are raising claims that the licensing terms proposed to them for using standard-essential patents (SEPs) are not fair, […]
Continue Reading →Large businesses will be required to notify HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) where they have adopted an uncertain tax treatment from 1 April 2022, if proposed new rules become law. […]
Continue Reading →Changes to the way in which lobbying is regulated at Holyrood and Westminster may be forthcoming, potentially impacting what businesses have to disclose as a result of their political engagement. […]
Continue Reading →Andrew Sackey and Anne Sammon tell HRNews about preventing furlough overclaims Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Over S$3 billion ($2.2bn) will be paid to 150,000 employers in Singapore under the Job Support Scheme (JSS) from 30 March, benefitting more than two million workers. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Australia’s Queensland government-owned energy generator Stanwell will provide financial support to Vast Solar’s 50 megawatt hybrid solar thermal project to be developed in Mount Isa, Queensland at a cost of […]
Continue Reading →The form of the “JBCC Guarantee for Construction” (JBCC form) is part of the suite of standard project contracts and forms provided by South Africa’s Joint Building Contracts Committee (JBCC). […]
Continue Reading →The latest determinations by the UK’s Pensions Ombudsman (PO) once again emphasise the importance of clear and accurately drafted terms and conditions and effective communications with members. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →‘Carbon pricing’ is designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by adding a cost to the creation of emissions. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Australia’s Queensland government-owned energy generator Stanwell will provide financial support to Vast Solar’s 50 megawatt hybrid solar thermal project to be developed in Mount Isa, Queensland at a cost of […]
Continue Reading →The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has received $300 million from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) to fund climate-resilient and environmentally sustainable economic recovery in south east Asia. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Staff in certain public-facing business sectors in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will be required to take a Covid-19 PCR test once every 14 days if they have not already […]
Continue Reading →Commercial landlords in England and Wales must consider their approach to the increasing level of arrears given further extensions to restrictions on remedies. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has received $300 million from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) to fund climate-resilient and environmentally sustainable economic recovery in south east Asia. Read Complete Article
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