ANALYSIS: The creation of a standardised digital health record for every child in England should ensure that in future children receive better, more consistent and coordinated health care in a […]
Continue Reading →Formal bidding for spectrum identified as central to ‘4G’ and future ‘5G’ services in the UK is set to commence after the Court of Appeal rejected a legal challenge against the […]
Continue Reading →Major technology companies have been encouraged to sign up to the UK’s ‘Tech Talent Charter’. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The recent publication of an online database of anonymised arbitrator challenge decisions by the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) is a “significant development in regards to transparency”, an expert […]
Continue Reading →HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) recovered an additional £819 million from investigations into payroll taxes last year, up by 16% from the previous year, according to new figures. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: The increasing size and complexity of international disputes means that experts will more frequently be called on to provide expertise, and in a wider variety of capacities, according to […]
Continue Reading →The first dedicated cybersecurity framework in Singapore has been passed by the country’s parliament. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →“Ambitious” plans to create new international sections of the Paris Court of Appeal will be welcomed by international businesses operating in France, particularly those for whom French is not the […]
Continue Reading →UK prime minister Theresa May has commissioned a review into current legislation on “offensive online communications”. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government will place the same focus on ‘quality’ of work as quantity of jobs, and report on this annually as part of efforts to ensure that employment laws […]
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: Technology companies should use their gender pay gap (GPG) reporting duties as a chance to attract female talent. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s forthcoming exit from the EU will enable the country to adopt a “more innovative and responsive” approach to the way in which competition law is enforced and mergers […]
Continue Reading →A Maltese solution protecting against SLAPP and Libel Tourism is not only required, but legally possible. Malta needs to nurture freedom of speech and ensure that appropriate safeguards are in […]
Continue Reading →New questions have been raised about the lawfulness of UK surveillance laws following a court ruling on Tuesday. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A case before the UK’s Supreme Court is set to provide guidance on whether and to what extent internet service providers (ISPs) will be expected to pick up the cost […]
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: The European Banking Authority (EBA) should give more detailed direction to banks and other financial institutions on the steps they need to take to comply with financial regulation when […]
Continue Reading →US technology company Qualcomm has been fined more than €997 million by the European Commission over a breach of EU competition rules. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →NHS bodies in England have been given the go-ahead to store health and social care data, including confidential patient information, on servers based in the US and in some other […]
Continue Reading →The planned takeover of Sky by 21st Century Fox should be blocked on public interest grounds, a UK regulator has provisionally concluded. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new body is to be set up in the UK to lead the country’s approach to consumer product safety. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: Universities should monitor innovations in the way blockchain technology is applied in other sectors to learn lessons about how they might use the technology themselves. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s telecoms regulator will press ahead with preparations for auctioning spectrum to support ‘4G’ and future ‘5G’ services despite an ongoing legal challenge, it has announced. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Device manufacturers selling in or exporting from the EU could be required to abide by “clear and mandatory baseline IT security requirements”, under proposals outlined by an MEP. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Planned investment in new European ‘supercomputers’ will help support advancements in personalised medicine, combat the effects of climate change and support the digitisation of industry, the European Commission has said. […]
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