A recent ruling is likely to encourage more EU-based healthcare providers to partner with health practitioners elsewhere in the EU to expand the services they offer to a wider group […]
Continue Reading →A detailed submission by Apple critiquing the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA) could provide valuable insights into how the EU regime could be refined and also pointers for other jurisdictions […]
Continue Reading →Qatar’s Ministry of Labour has revealed new fees for a host of services related to hiring staff, including issuing work permits and recruitment licences – the latter having been dramatically […]
Continue Reading →Plans to launch a new digital NHS trust aimed at bringing down waiting lists and widening access to health services in England face significant safety and security concerns, an expert […]
Continue Reading →Two court rulings issued in the same case highlight how the discovery process and expert cross-examination in Ireland can play a major role in a company’s pan-European patent litigation strategy, […]
Continue Reading →China’s Arbitration Law is undergoing its most significant reform since its inception in 1995. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Plans for at least three new towns to be built in England within the next five years have been hailed for their diverse and “sensible” approach by experts. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The government has proposed significant changes to the current settlement rules for migrants, but introducing longer settlement periods could increase the risk of illegal working in the UK, an expert […]
Continue Reading →Pharmaceutical companies hoping to be paid more for supplying treatments to the UK NHS could see what they are paid in future be increasingly tied to how well their products […]
Continue Reading →With the introduction of the Independent Football Regulator (IFR), many of the powers and responsibilities currently held by England’s domestic leagues will either be duplicated or transferred to this new […]
Continue Reading →The Dutch caretaker government has revealed a wide-ranging labour reform package, which include significant changes to leave entitlements, proposals to make staffing arrangements more flexible and strengthened protections for vulnerable […]
Continue Reading →The European Commission is investigating whether SAP may have infringed EU competition laws over practices that it is concerned could unfairly restrict business customers from taking advantage of rival maintenance […]
Continue Reading →Around 30 major projects each year will receive increased government support from a new authority tasked with streamlining planning assessments. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →New guidance from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) for site owners selling electricity to tenants and residents on private electricity networks will create stronger reporting requirements, consumer protections and transparency […]
Continue Reading →Plans for a new mandatory digital ID card in the UK aimed at cutting down illegal working will prove ‘extremely challenging’ to implement, an expert has warned. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Employers seeking to enforce guarantees under South African law can take comfort from a recent court decision, where a claim was allowed to proceed although the beneficiary had never been […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s new ‘Hillsborough Law’ could have significant implications for private bodies who are responsible for delivering public services and functions, an expert has warned. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →It should become quicker to develop and operate a nuclear power plant in the UK under the terms of an agreement the UK government has formed with the US. Read […]
Continue Reading →A recent decision by Australia’s Federal Court highlights the need for careful consideration of evidence if protecting privilege or confidentiality is a concern during commercial disputes. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A ruling by a court in Germany highlights how businesses that act as intermediaries in the supply of goods or services can be held liable for trade mark infringement in […]
Continue Reading →Green hydrogen developers and investors should welcome long-awaited clarity over the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions methodology for low-carbon hydrogen and fuels in the EU through a delegated act adopted by […]
Continue Reading →Businesses, entrepreneurs and investors have been given the chance to shape legislative proposals that will aim to make it simpler for “innovative” companies to set up, operate and expand within […]
Continue Reading →Six major technology firms have been challenged on their role in the use of AI in the UK’s financial services sector by the head of the House of Commons’ Treasury […]
Continue Reading →Recent comments by the chief economist of the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) suggest the regulator is recalibrating its risk-based approach to stimulate innovation, productivity and growth across the financial […]
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