A case set to be heard next week could shape how UK courts determine how much businesses must pay if they want to embed ‘standard essential’ patents (SEPs) within their […]
Continue Reading →As part of the IPO process, a company should consider what employee share incentive arrangements will be appropriate once its shares are admitted to trading. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Changes to the market abuse penalty threshold imposed by the UK’s financial watchdog for the first time in more than 15 years will ensure punishments maintain their bite in the […]
Continue Reading →A recent case in South Africa affirms that the courts will not permit business rescue to be used as a ‘tactical device’ to disrupt existing business rescue proceedings, experts have […]
Continue Reading →Louise Shaw tells HRNews about the limits of the Common Travel Area for employers moving staff between the UK and Ireland. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →New EU capital requirements on third country undertakings will alter the corporate lending market in the Netherlands significantly, experts have warned. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new call for input by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Bank of England authorities will give firms the opportunity to help shape the future regulation and […]
Continue Reading →A recent decision by Qatar’s Investment and Trade Court (ITC) signals a shift towards a “new norm” in local litigation practice. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Periods of very hot weather are increasingly common in the UK amidst the changing global climate. These heatwaves present risks that must be considered under health and safety law. Read […]
Continue Reading →We have previously considered why Australian projects should consider adopting the more collaborative NEC4 contract. However, questions arise as to whether the standard NEC4 contract works for the Australian market […]
Continue Reading →UK regulator steps up vigilance on domestic device data collection, and UK e-money regulation to be tightened Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses and organisations should be begin preparing now for the potential political upheaval and policy direction shifts set to be generated by the UK’s change in prime minister, experts have […]
Continue Reading →Businesses that commission construction works cannot rely on notice provisions in their contracts with contractors to delay when an emailed payment claim is taken to be ‘given’ under Western Australia’s […]
Continue Reading →Confirmation by the UK government of changes to energy efficiency requirements for private rented non-domestic properties in England and Wales will provide much-needed clarity for both landlords and lenders, according […]
Continue Reading →Abandonment of employment is a complex and often misunderstood concept in Australian law. While it may appear straightforward – an employee stops showing up to work without explanation – the […]
Continue Reading →While many UK employers are making progress in implementing measures to prevent harassment in the workplace, few have implemented systems to monitor their effectiveness and provide comprehensive training ahead of […]
Continue Reading →Company secretaries can use AI to help board members focus on the most important issues, risks and decisions facing their business, as well as to carry out their own roles […]
Continue Reading →The New South Wales Supreme Court recently granted relief for the appointment of administrators for a quarry firm – despite non-compliance by the directors with the company’s constitution for holding […]
Continue Reading →UK businesses face new duties over their handling of data protection complaints under new rules that are now in effect. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →International businesses operating in the Middle East have been advised to review their approach to employee mental wellbeing, to ensure they comply with increasingly stringent legal obligations in the region. […]
Continue Reading →New rules requiring e-commerce platforms to make it easier for consumers to withdraw from online transactions are set to take effect later this week. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →New guidance on revised tax avoidance rules for share reorganisations will help reduce uncertainty caused by recent legislative changes, according to an expert. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A recent ruling could make it harder for major international businesses to simplify their VAT accounting – and, potentially, reduce their related costs – in the UK, a tax expert […]
Continue Reading →A recent decision by the Paris Court of Appeal clarifies that annulment proceedings will not serve as a second forum to revisit alleged fabricated invoices unless clear evidence of deception […]
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