The European Commission wants to oblige manufacturers and retailers to inform consumers about the durability and reparability of goods before they are sold. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →By pulling together and making use of data from various sources, garden communities can improve the lives of those who live and work there, attract new people to these places […]
Continue Reading →As more and more developers incorporate net zero ambitions into their project plans, the ability to monitor and respond to carbon emissions throughout the project life cycle will become increasingly […]
Continue Reading →Government and local authority support will be critical to the planning, funding, delivery and stewardship of future UK garden communities, according to those already involved in their creation. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Developers need detailed and realistic policy and regulation to deliver the increase in domestic power supplies the UK government is seeking under its new energy security strategy, an expert has […]
Continue Reading →The Council of the European Union has removed the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from its ‘blacklist’ of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →EU member states can limit the short-term rental of residential property via platforms such as Airbnb to battle housing shortages as long as their measures are proportionate, the Court of […]
Continue Reading →Online businesses that engage with other companies using a telephone number or email address do not necessarily need to make that contact information available to consumers, the EU’s highest court […]
Continue Reading →Online marketplaces will have to disclose the “main parameters” that determine how they rank product offers in response to consumer search queries, under new laws finalised in the Netherlands. Read […]
Continue Reading →New global reporting standards have been proposed to boost transparency over businesses’ impact on the environmental and their efforts to reduce that impact. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The acts of issuing or facilitating the use of ‘stablecoins’ as a means of payment are to be regulated in the UK, the government has confirmed. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Irish government has acknowledged that the anticipated increase in demand for electric vehicles could put pressure on the country’s electricity grid. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A legal expert has welcomed the UK government’s announcement of which carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) projects it will evaluate for the second phase of its cluster sequencing process. […]
Continue Reading →Rights holders of creative works have rights under European copyright law if copies of their work are stored in the cloud for private use, the Court of Justice of the […]
Continue Reading →The UK government has introduced further sanctions targeting Russia, amending measures targeting the aviation sector in particular and extending previous restrictions on Crimea. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →New fire safety guidance for high-rise buildings in Scotland has been welcomed by one legal expert, who said it provided clarity amid an ongoing issue with fire safety legislation. Read […]
Continue Reading →European financial regulators have published new guidance on how market participants should use the transition period before the EU disclosure regulation comes into force, following delay to the regulatory technical […]
Continue Reading →Public sector bodies in the UK have been issued with new guidance to help them deliver digital, data and technology projects. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses need to develop and implement an effective anti-counterfeiting strategy, experts have said, after a new report from Europol and the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) highlighted increased counterfeiting risks. […]
Continue Reading →The European Commission recently published its draft guidelines relating to horizontal cooperation which, for the first time, include a chapter on sustainability initiatives Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Cybersecurity is a growing priority for company directors in the UK but that may not be translating into improvements in their business’ cyber resilience, according to a new study. Read […]
Continue Reading →From 1 April 2022, details of individuals who have significant influence or control over owners or tenants of land in Scotland must register with the Registers of Scotland. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Businesses should review their dispute clauses following a new agreement reached by the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC) and London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), an expert in international arbitration […]
Continue Reading →Proposed changes to EU regulations and guidance have been published to help rival businesses collaborate with one another in ways that do not breach competition law. Read Complete Article
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