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Continue Reading →A series of recent warnings have been sounded by financial regulators and major companies over the risk ‘frontier AI’ poses to the security of systems organisations operate and the data […]
Continue Reading →Adjudication is a procedure for resolving disputes without resorting to lengthy and expensive court procedure. For the purposes of this guide, adjudication is a reference to the procedure introduced in […]
Continue Reading →A recent judgement by the South African Constitutional Court provides important guidance on the extraterritorial reach of the country’s competition authorities to pursue cross-border cartel conduct, experts have said. Read […]
Continue Reading →Two recent Victorian Supreme Court decisions have reinforced the limited role courts play in arbitration proceedings. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses should review and negotiate force majeure provisions with greater care following a ruling by the English High Court that underlines both the importance of contractual drafting and the need […]
Continue Reading →There are several ways that construction businesses can manage cost and programme risk arising from the ongoing Middle East conflict. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UAE has introduced new tax reporting requirements for multinational enterprises, in a significant step in the country’s alignment with international tax standards, experts have said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Anthony Convery tells HRNews how employers should handle workplace access requests when the new trade union rights take effect on 30 October. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Anne Sammon tells HRNews what the FCA’s new misconduct rules mean for UK financial services firms. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Recent rulings by Europe’s top court on issues for sports governing organisations around competition law highlight the balancing act between sporting autonomy and complying with international laws, experts have warned. […]
Continue Reading →People or organisations who are not a party to a piece of litigation (non-parties) in England and wales can obtain copies of some documents relating to civil proceedings that are […]
Continue Reading →A recent determination by the UK Pensions Ombudsman (PO) confirms that where there are multiple beneficiaries following the death of a member, it is reasonable for the providers to disinvest […]
Continue Reading →Environmental regulators will be able to impose certain fines on water companies in England for “minor to moderate offences” in future without having to prove their case ‘beyond reasonable doubt’. […]
Continue Reading →Britain’s energy regulator plans to introduce a new fee and milestones to weed “non-viable” data centre projects” out of the queue for connection to the country’s electricity grid. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Manufacturers and retailers in Germany must make sure they understand how new right to repair laws affect them after coming into force in the country, an expert has warned. Read […]
Continue Reading →The European Broadcasting Union (EBU), working alongside European Athletics and a number of leading female athletes, has published guidance aimed at encouraging more respectful coverage of women’s athletics. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →A new development roadmap signals Taiwan’s commitment to offshore wind amid rising costs and challenging financing conditions, experts have said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Online platforms and other stakeholders have been asked to share their views on the UK’s Online Safety Act after law makers opened an inquiry into whether the legislation has made […]
Continue Reading →An increase in workforce restructuring, factory closures and collective redundancies across Germany is creating a new category of employment risk – large-scale and coordinated employment litigation, an expert has said. […]
Continue Reading →Plans to prohibit social media companies from offering their services to under-15s in France have been challenged on constitutional grounds. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The EU General Court has given important guidance on how the European Commission should apply the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), after ruling on challenges brought by Meta and Apple […]
Continue Reading →High demand for special computer chips capable of supporting AI use is impacting on distribution procurement and pricing models, forcing distributors and their customers to respond to legal and contractual […]
Continue Reading →Automotive manufacturers, housebuilders, data centre operators, and developers and investors in the energy transition will be among the businesses impacted by new EU plans to reduce industry’s use of fossil […]
Continue Reading →Airlines operating across the EU must ensure their claims management processes are efficient and at scale following an update to delay and compensation policies, experts have said. Read Complete Article
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