The Malta IT Law Association (MITLA) is committed to promoting gender equality within its organisation and throughout its activities. As an organisation dedicated to advancing information technology law, MITLA recognises […]
Continue Reading →Increased momentum in Chinese global investment through its belt and road initiative represents an opportunity for businesses that can make the most of the Australia’s strength in natural resources and […]
Continue Reading →A recent decision by the Supreme Court of Western Australia (WASC) has important implications for contractors and subcontractors in the construction industry. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Significant sections of UK data laws updated last summer will enter into force on Thursday. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK organisations have been urged to review and update how they handle data protection complaints over the next couple of months before new rules impact this summer. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK businesses should expect more restrictions to be introduced on their use of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in light of a new action plan published by the government on […]
Continue Reading →Ireland’s renewable energy schemes will have a clearer policy direction after it was confirmed that bidding companies will have to prove their green business and cybersecurity credentials in order to […]
Continue Reading →The first stage of a major reformation of the relationship between employers and trade unions in the UK, which will begin its phased implementation later this month, will increase exposure […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s financial watchdog could look to a ‘comply or explain’ approach for some sustainability reporting requirements for listed companies from 2027. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses can expect the rules governing their operations in the UAE to change more often if the country’s vision for creating a new ‘regulatory intelligence ecosystem’ is realised, an expert […]
Continue Reading →The Competition and Markets Authority’s interim report on the UK’s civil engineering sector signals potentially significant implications for the industry, as it sets out early findings and proposed remedies aimed […]
Continue Reading →Legal experts have highlighted the challenges businesses face in allocating liability for harms that might arise from use of AI, but their paper also gives useful examples that could guide […]
Continue Reading →The Abu Dhabi Global Market has launched a consultation on policy considerations for the crypto mining industry, which would include oversight of international activities for entities headquartered in the ADGM. […]
Continue Reading →A recent decision by Germany’s Supreme Court has reinforced the jurisdiction’s efficiency and predictability as a seat for arbitration, according to legal experts at Pinsent Masons. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →EU plans to decommission copper-based telecommunications networks could result in a dampening of competition in telecoms markets across the trading bloc, while other aspects of the proposed new regime could […]
Continue Reading →Strict new legal restrictions holding digital platforms, internet service providers and children’s caregivers responsible for preventing children from accessing offensive material, are now effect in the UAE, entering into force […]
Continue Reading →Plans to ban companies from making social media available to children are to be consulted on in the UK, the technology secretary has confirmed. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Plans for reforms to the water industry in England, which would mean MOT-style checks on pipes and infrastructure, still need clarity on how they will be implemented, experts have warned. […]
Continue Reading →A recently released roadmap of Australia’s National Electricity Market (NEM) has recommended changes that will help maintain reliability and investment certainty during the transition to renewable energy and meeting the […]
Continue Reading →Updated guidance issued by the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) on international transfers of personal data provides welcome clarity on the steps that organisations must take to determine whether they […]
Continue Reading →Service of court documents is a fundamental pillar of England and Wales legal procedure. It is the formal act which puts parties on notice of any claims, orders or other […]
Continue Reading →Luxembourg is set to overhaul its carried interest tax regime to better attract active fund management and other front-office talent, with a revised bill expected to be adopted on 22 […]
Continue Reading →Energy companies will need to make sure isolation procedures are robust, up to date and fully implemented ahead of an expected ramp-up of enforcement by the UK’s health and safety […]
Continue Reading →Escalating geopolitical tensions increase global trade complexities and need to be factored into business’ strategic decision-making in 2026, particularly through the lens of sanctions. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses could find it easier to argue that information they handle is not subject to EU data protection law under legislative proposals that could be endorsed during 2026. Read Complete […]
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