A recent Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) ruling confirms that EU businesses are bound to comply with EU sanctions in relation to activities carried out wholly outside of […]
Continue Reading →The UK construction sector will see growth in the year ahead as well as development of the construction legal market as the industry continues to be a global leader in […]
Continue Reading →Dear Members, After a long week, let’s unwind together! We’re excited to invite all MITLA Members to our upcoming Cyber Sips Post-Work Drinks event, where you can relax, connect, and […]
Continue Reading →A recent Indian supreme court ruling has confirmed that whether a non-signatory is party to an arbitration agreement is a question of fact to be decided by the arbitral tribunal, […]
Continue Reading →The recent Dutch budget for Social Affairs and Employment outlined several legislative changes set to impact employers and their workers from 2025. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Given the speed with which stolen assets can be transferred through the global banking system, and the increase in cyber fraud and invoice hacking incidents, time is of the essence […]
Continue Reading →With a new parliament, Commission president and set of proposed commissioners, the European Union is ready to implement a whole new policy agenda. Mark Ferguson tells us how businesses can […]
Continue Reading →UK securities litigation claim numbers are rising due to factors such as increased availability of litigation finance from third party funders, the growth of shareholder activism, and the use of […]
Continue Reading →A surge of review applications seeking to set aside arbitration awards has hit the South African courts in recent years, partly driven by parties appearing to challenge the awards on […]
Continue Reading →Employers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) need to take note of the recent changes in the federal labour law, which have introduced new rules in employment dispute procedures and […]
Continue Reading →Businesses that deploy technologies such as AI to make decisions that have legal or similarly significant effects on individuals could be required to disclose to data protection authorities or courts […]
Continue Reading →Public feedback to the Australian government’s recent issues paper on post-employment restraints of trade has revealed widely differing views among unions and employer groups regarding the possible limitation of such […]
Continue Reading →Confirmation of a forthcoming consultation on new standard contractual clauses (SCCs) will be welcomed by multinational businesses seeking help in importing personal data from the EU in a way that […]
Continue Reading →An EU court has upheld an appeal raised by Google over a €1.49 billion fine imposed on the company over online advertising practices. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Anne Sammon tells HRNews about the challenges facing FS firms ahead of a new duty to prevent sexual harassment in force from 26 October 2024, and further regulation by the […]
Continue Reading →An Italian businessman has failed in his bid to force a cryptoasset exchange to repay him the value of cryptoassets stolen from him after a judge in the UK said […]
Continue Reading →Businesses faced with the theft or unauthorised use of their confidential data have a suite of remedies available to them in the civil courts to recover that data or prevent […]
Continue Reading →Saudi Arabia’s new Investment Law aims to facilitate foreign investment by aligning with global best practice to reflect the Kingdom’s strategic intent to diversify its economy and integrate deeply into […]
Continue Reading →The highly anticipated first package of the Australian government’s newly proposed Privacy Act reforms have been introduced to parliament in the Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024 (Cth). Read […]
Continue Reading →Businesses will welcome the formation of a new international treaty on AI that sets a “global standard” for how AI-related risks and opportunities should be managed, an expert has said. […]
Continue Reading →Embedding cybersecurity controls into everyday business processes can help businesses comply with wide-ranging new EU cyber legislation that is due to take effect next month, but that task is being […]
Continue Reading →Banks and other regulated financial services firms in the UK face additional reporting obligations under new trade sanctions regulations due to take effect next month. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new law in South Africa will deliver structural changes within the country’s energy sector and has the potential to address the problem of electricity blackouts and encourage investment in […]
Continue Reading →The importance of data centres to the UK economy has been recognised by the new UK government in recent actions relevant to operational resilience and the planning regime, experts have […]
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