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 […]
Continue Reading →The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has launched a consultation aimed at improving employees’ rights in maritime and agricultural roles. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Sports businesses, clubs and member bodies must have robust risk management procedures in place if they are going to capitalise on AI in their operations, an expert has warned. Read […]
Continue Reading →Political parties in Scotland have been presented with an industry blueprint for developing the country into a global leader in life sciences. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Measures to “limit consent fatigue”, address challenges businesses face in implementing the AI Act and lift burdens associated with reporting cybersecurity incidents will be set out by EU policymakers later […]
Continue Reading →The High Court in London has found in favour of a hotel room company in its challenge to a decision by His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to reject evidence […]
Continue Reading →Businesses involved in commercial disputes litigated in England and Wales should expect more documents relevant to their case to be accessible to journalists and other ‘non-parties’ in future, experts have […]
Continue Reading →As several recent judgments raise unconscionable conduct as a potential defence to avoid liability for on-demand guarantees, employers, contractors and guarantor issuers across South Africa’s construction industry must take note […]
Continue Reading →Developers whose projects strategically align with stated UK infrastructure objectives could have their applications for development consent examined faster in future, according to proposals relating to ‘nationally significant infrastructure projects’ […]
Continue Reading →An employment appeal tribunal ruling over ‘out of hours’ sexual harassment will throw welcome clarity onto UK employers’ responsibilities of care, experts have said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A director of a care home has been prosecuted under UK data protection laws over his handling of a data subject access request (DSAR) concerning a care home resident. Read […]
Continue Reading →Plans to remove protection for computer-generated designs from the UK statute book have been set out in the latest move by the government to respond to advances in AI technology. […]
Continue Reading →Using AI tools to complete tasks and building a level of understanding of how AI works and the risks it can entail are now imperatives for in-house legal teams. Read […]
Continue Reading →Insolvency practitioners have been issued guidance on members’ voluntary liquidations (MVLs) following a recent surprising decision by the High Court in England & Wales. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new ruling at the English High Court has brought back to the fore the debate around how evolving technologies are pushing the boundaries of patent laws, experts have said. […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s gender pay gap reporting has helped improve transparency around workplace pay disparities, with many organisations demonstrating measurable progress in narrowing the gap – but the Employment Rights Bill […]
Continue Reading →Once a trade mark application has successfully passed the examination stage at the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), it is published in the Trade Marks Bulletin. The application is then […]
Continue Reading →Companies and courts looking to foreign jurisdictions to enforce US judgments will need to be realistic about their prospects in future, following an Irish court’s dismissal of a $17 billion […]
Continue Reading →Investors that start arbitration proceedings against states before the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) are almost as likely to be awarded damages as they are not, […]
Continue Reading →Experts say that foreign businesses operating in India must ensure that any risk assessments are based on formally gazetted laws and policies, not government communications, following a recent ruling which […]
Continue Reading →A recent ruling by the Pensions Ombudsman (PO) has highlighted the value for self-invested personal pension operators in carrying out due diligence on investments. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →
