A common tip given to parties drafting arbitration clauses is to ensure that they comply with the checklists provided by the major institutions such as the ICC and LCIA. Read […]
Continue Reading →Arbitration is a system of formal dispute resolution by one or more impartial persons, known as arbitrators, for final and binding determination. Arbitrators may hear disputes as a sole arbitrator […]
Continue Reading →Financial firms must take steps to ensure minimal disruption to their customers when implementing changes to the technology that they use, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned. Read […]
Continue Reading →Cross-border law enforcement between the UK and EU member states has changed as a result of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Vietnam is planning to develop the Tan Phu – Bao Loc expressway project with an VND 18.2 trillion ($791.3 million) investment via a public-private partnership (PPP). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Non-bank companies Grab Financial Group, Liquid Group and Singtel’s Dash will offer e-payment platform PayNow from 8 February, according to the Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK-based financial services companies compelled to share information about customers or staff with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) can do so without breaching UK data protection law, the […]
Continue Reading →Many businesses are likely to look to undertake major projects in 2021, having spent much of last year prioritising their operational resilience in light of the challenges posed by the […]
Continue Reading →A construction contract will generally set out the relationship between two or more parties, each party’s obligations towards the other and what remedies are available if one party does not […]
Continue Reading →A new ruling should spur businesses in the construction sector to clearly allocate the risks associated with building or demolition works in the terms of their contracts, an expert in […]
Continue Reading →Amendments to Singapore’s Personal Data Protection (PDPA) came into force on 1 February. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Rebecca Stephen tells HRNews how employees’ private views may cross a line Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Trish Embley tells HRNews how HR can be ‘bolder and better’ Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched a new set of enforcement proceedings as part of its ongoing investigation into suspected breaches of consumer protection law in the […]
Continue Reading →Zoe Betts tells HRNews that HSE enforcement action is a risk but will be rare Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Covid-19 pandemic has had a profound effect on the way that real estate is used and occupied. Its impact is likely to be long-lasting and could prompt a shift […]
Continue Reading →A court has confirmed that the English sentencing guidelines for health and safety cases should also be applied when sentencing fire safety cases in Scotland. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A secured creditor’s appointment of an administrator was not void despite the fact it failed to notify its intention to make the appointment to another secured creditor whose security was […]
Continue Reading →A recent UK court decision has highlighted how important it is for inventors of AI technology to clearly describe their inventions and include all relevant technical detail when filing a […]
Continue Reading →The High Court has sanctioned restructuring plans of three UK subsidiaries within the DeepOcean group, using a procedure introduced into UK law last year for the first time to bind […]
Continue Reading →The terms of a contractual agreement between a CEO and his company mean material held on a personal mobile phone should be disclosed in litigation the company is involved in, […]
Continue Reading →Businesses whose operations have been disrupted by the impact of Covid-19-related restrictions in Ireland will welcome a new ruling by the country’s High Court, an expert in financial services litigation […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s Serious Fraud Office (SFO) cannot rely on powers it holds under the Criminal Justice Act 1987 to compel foreign companies to disclose documents held overseas to aid its […]
Continue Reading →As ‘first responders’ on the scene when a dispute arises, in-house counsel have an important role to play in preserving and ensuring the accuracy of witness evidence. Read Complete Article
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