The current UK E. coli outbreak provides a real-world example of why it is important for businesses in the food and beverage industry to have robust measures in place to […]
Continue Reading →Universities have been advised to review their sustainability-related targets and ensure they have a robust plan in place to meet them amidst a growing culture of activism and class action-style […]
Continue Reading →Singapore’s Energy Market Authority (EMA) has announced plans to build two more natural gas, hydrogen-compatible power plants by 2030 to help ensure energy security and reliability amid growing electricity needs. […]
Continue Reading →Lenders should be aware that despite their static nature, IP addresses have been classified as floating charge assets under a loan security agreement by a recent decision of the High […]
Continue Reading →Owners of famous brands must make sure they gather evidence of how trade marks for their products and services are actually used, experts have advised, after an EU court cut […]
Continue Reading →EU regulators are considering refreshing their cloud outsourcing guidelines to take account of changes to EU regulation delivered via the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), Out-Law can confirm. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The new mining code that took effect in Cameroon in late 2023 will govern how mining projects operate in the country. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act receives Royal Assent but most of the provisions will not come into force without secondary legislation, which will now be the task of a new […]
Continue Reading →Luxembourg’s new draft bill that aims to implement several income tax law changes, particularly rules concerning the partial liquidation regime, should bring clarity and certainty to investors and businesses, a […]
Continue Reading →A recent Court of Appeal decision brings welcome clarity as to when a single claim may be used to name multiple claimants in England and Wales, experts have said. Read […]
Continue Reading →A recent High Court decision has confirmed that a bankrupt person can challenge a decision of their former trustees in bankruptcy after the trustees have been released from office. Read […]
Continue Reading →Changing demographics are increasing the need and demand for health and social care services at a time when there are significant constraints on public finances. These are among the confluence […]
Continue Reading →Using incentivised target cost (ITC) contracts on Australian electricity transmission projects can benefit owners and contractors, but their complexity for a project’s supply chain must also be considered. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Ireland’s online media regulator has said it expects a proposed new online safety code it has developed to begin applying later this year – despite ongoing legal challenges to its […]
Continue Reading →Irish funds are frequently used as investment vehicles to acquire real assets such as property, private equity, and infrastructure. This reflects the fact that Ireland is an attractive jurisdiction for […]
Continue Reading →The Philippines’ Department of Energy (DoE) has established the Hydrogen Energy Industry Committee (HEIC) and the Hydrogen Inspection and Monitoring Team (HIMT) to oversee the development of hydrogen energy-related projects. […]
Continue Reading →The South African Labour Appeal Court (LAC) recently delivered an important judgment which sets out when an employee may be dismissed for using cannabis outside the workplace. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an expedited statutory market investigation into the veterinary services sector in light of concerns it has identified in that industry following […]
Continue Reading →The High Court in England recently handed down a judgment emphasising the importance of landlords not contriving development schemes to regain possession of premises in order to try to circumvent […]
Continue Reading →AI developers are likely to have to pay copyright holders compensation in recognition of “past infringements” as part of any voluntary agreement that would allow them to use copyrighted content […]
Continue Reading →Businesses operating in the EU have been advised to prepare for a change in the political – and policy – landscape ahead of the European Parliament elections due to take […]
Continue Reading →Recently announced procurement reforms in Western Australia (WA) will not be enough to address the challenges facing the state’s construction industry as demand for new infrastructure projects grows, a construction […]
Continue Reading →Changes in regulations and the pre-application process for nationally significant infrastructure projects (NSIPs) in the UK are expected to lead to higher direct cost and resource requirements particularly for applicants. […]
Continue Reading →The Irish government has launched the second stage of the small-scale renewable electricity support scheme (SRESS) in a bid to continue providing a route to market for businesses and non-domestic […]
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