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
Continue Reading →The grant of subsidies by public authorities across the UK should be subject to regulatory control that also takes into account the potential distortion of competition in the UK’s internal […]
Continue Reading →Land owners will welcome a new ruling that limits the extent to which telecoms operators can obtain enhanced rights in relation to their property when renewing a legacy tenancy agreement, […]
Continue Reading →AC Energy, part of Philippines business group Ayala, has acquired a 97.6% stake in Solar Philippines Central Luzon (SPCLC) from Solar Philippines Power Project Holdings to form a joint venture […]
Continue Reading →The new levy is not intended to interfere with the ongoing work at the G20 and Organisation for Economic-Cooperation and Development (OECD) level on a reform of the international corporate […]
Continue Reading →Advertisers of cosmetic products must be careful not to stray into ‘medicalising’ their goods when making claims about the benefits they can bring to consumers. Doing so runs the risk […]
Continue Reading →Ukraine lawyer Olena Kravtsova outlines the essential steps when restructuring a business in Ukraine Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →Singapore’s financial regulator will identify projects with environmentally sound objectives as a way of identifying what can be funded by ‘green finance’, it has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →China will open up some geographic and sectoral markets, change data sharing rules and invest in infrastructure as part of a plan that its government said would create better market […]
Continue Reading →The government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China (HKSAR) this Wednesday launched green bonds worth $2.5 billion, to be available on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the […]
Continue Reading →Australia’s Victorian state government has opened expressions of interest (EOIs) for the second stage of the South Geelong to Waurn Ponds rail upgrade. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Singapore will allow cross-border trade documents with international ports to be digitised. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Universities and other higher education institutions should commission an independent third party audit of their compliance with consumer protection laws to satisfy the demands of the regulator in England, legal […]
Continue Reading →The Singapore government has amended its International Arbitration Act (SIAA) to introduce a default procedure for appointment of arbitrators in multi-party arbitrations. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Creative tension is important in driving a construction project to reach its full potential, even in the collaborative environment. Read Complete Article
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