Online service providers have been given a “valuable reminder” that content generated by AI will fall in scope of the UK’s Online Safety Act’s requirements in the same way content […]
Continue Reading →The political desire of the new UK government to foster closer trading relations with the EU post-Brexit can be served via a major project for shortening the securities settlement cycle […]
Continue Reading →Many more companies can be criminally liable for corporate fraud than before, and the scope of the law is expanding still further says Tom Stocker, while Emilie Jones reviews the […]
Continue Reading →The Unified Patent Court (UPC) can award damages for patent infringement arising for up to five years before the date it began operating, the Munich local division of the court […]
Continue Reading →Legislative measures to address increased cyber threats and enhance Australia’s resilience against cyber incidents have been passed by the country’s parliament and now await Royal Assent to come into force. […]
Continue Reading →A recent UK Supreme Court decision demonstrates the increasing need to ensure collective agreements are documented in significant detail, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Legal advice given by in-house lawyers will, under English law, attract privilege in the same way as legal advice given by any other lawyers, but there are certain issues in-house […]
Continue Reading →New regulations aimed at encouraging businesses to invest in new networks that could enhance wireless connectivity, and in innovative new telecoms services that could be delivered via those networks, have […]
Continue Reading →Businesses that make taxable and exempt supplies are referred to as partly exempt, which means that they’re unable to recover all the input tax they have been charged. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →A carbonating drinks device produced by Swedish company Aarke infringes a SodaStream patent, the UPC Local Division in Düsseldorf has found, granting a permanent injunction in favour of SodaStream in […]
Continue Reading →New data laws under consideration in the UK should require greater transparency over the use of AI systems for processing personal data and make clear that scraping copyrighted content from […]
Continue Reading →New Irish legislation introduces two profound changes to employment law – allowing an employee suffering from a serious illness to postpone their maternity leave; and materially restricting the use of […]
Continue Reading →Guidance on the legal requirements that investors in UK-listed companies must meet to succeed with claims that the company has given them misleading information or dishonestly delayed in making important […]
Continue Reading →Recently published guidance for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in court proceedings is now in effect in Singapore. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Major technology providers could face broad new disclosure duties, including obligations to notify regulators of planned technology change projects, resourcing challenges, and of evolving cyber incidents or outages in their […]
Continue Reading →Rules that govern takeover bids for many UK businesses are to be narrowed in scope in a move experts said will better align with the expectation of shareholders. The changes […]
Continue Reading →Employers in the UK who use artificial intelligence (AI) tools for recruitment need to pay attention to their data protection obligations and have oversight of the AI provider’s data protection […]
Continue Reading →Businesses across Ireland must strengthen their understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) and the impact the EU AI Act is set to have on the technology, including through the introduction of […]
Continue Reading →The UPC’s Munich Local Division has handed down the first full UPC decision concerning a standard essential patent (SEP), granting a permanent injunction in favor of Philips against Belkin. Read […]
Continue Reading →Advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs), such as new cell and gene therapies (CGTs), offer potentially life-changing health benefits to patients with different types of cancers and rare diseases, but there […]
Continue Reading →UK employers could face a new type of ‘class action’ over pensions under proposals published by the UK Treasury, but other changes to how the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and […]
Continue Reading →There has been a growing impetus in recent years to enable individuals in the UK to come together to bring the same or similar claims against those they believe are […]
Continue Reading →The UK government’s initiative to target a minimum size for multi-employer defined contribution (DC) pension schemes and to consolidate local government pensions funds into eight “megafunds” will seeresult in important […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s nuclear industry regulator, the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR), has confirmed that nuclear site health and safety (NSHS) incidents have continued to increase, and it remains an area […]
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