The Intellectual Property Office of Ireland (IPOI) has released its annual report for 2024. The statistics outlined in the report demonstrate Ireland’s continued importance as a hub for innovation and […]
Continue Reading →The Employment Rights Bill is nearing the final stages of the UK parliamentary process, meaning significant changes to employment law in England, Scotland and Wales are close to being enacted. […]
Continue Reading →Proposed changes to the rules of the Korean Commercial Arbitration Board (KCAB) will bring the institution in line with other major arbitral institutions in Asia and internationally. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →As Goodyear closes its doors in South Africa after 78 years, with the possibility of more employers embarking on restructuring processes, a recent court case on restructuring has underscored the […]
Continue Reading →The JBCC Principal Building Agreement (PBA) has been developed with construction industry stakeholders and is widely used for building construction projects in South Africa today. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new UK-wide £85 million programme allowing patients to access weight management care at pharmacies and through online platforms may help reduce the strain on GP services and mitigate risks […]
Continue Reading →Businesses, financiers, and legal practitioners in the Netherlands face new laws around transfers and pledges of amounts owed for business or professional services. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Recent events in Australia’s decommissioning space demonstrate the complexity of offshore decommissioning campaigns from the environmental and work, health and safety perspectives. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Technology companies face a new challenge over how they manage older software after campaigners stepped up their efforts to stop them shutting down old videogames, an expert has warned. Read […]
Continue Reading →Online service providers active in the UK have been urged to carefully calculate the revenues they derive from services in-scope of the Online Safety Act after it was confirmed that […]
Continue Reading →A UK appeal court ruling which upheld a broadcaster’s rights over a major tournament will be a comfort to companies looking to show major events in future, experts have said. […]
Continue Reading →Franchisors across the UK have been issued a ‘wake up call’ as a recent decision shows how the courts are increasingly willing to scrutinise franchise agreements through the lens of […]
Continue Reading →While the investment landscape is improving, it is vital that contractors, developers and investors fully understand the risks that continue to affect infrastructure and energy project delivery across South Africa. […]
Continue Reading →Financial institutions could have to update contracts with third-party suppliers in the coming months to adhere to guidelines the European Banking Authority (EBA) is developing, an expert has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →Irish companies should begin monitoring changes to ‘series’ trade mark rules in the UK in case they lead to similar changes in Ireland, an expert has warned. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A recent decision provides insight into the approach of the Irish courts in comparing brands in passing off disputes, highlighting the subjective approach needed when questions of similarity and risk […]
Continue Reading →FIDIC is one of the most common forms of construction contract used in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Age assurance to protect children from harmful online content has come sharply into focus this year in Australia and globally. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →This guide discusses both the legal basis for, and the procedural rules applicable to, patent revocation proceedings in Ireland, as well as the use of experts and discovery in Irish […]
Continue Reading →Recent findings of a statutory market investigation reflect a desire to ensure that the UK’s cloud services market remains open, innovative and responsive to customer needs, an expert has said. […]
Continue Reading →An ongoing legal dispute over the construction of a new A5 dual carriageway in Northern Ireland highlights the tensions between infrastructure ambitions and environmental accountability and could impact on other […]
Continue Reading →A new ruling should spur employers in Australia to consider whether employees they intend to make redundant could be redeployed into roles being performed by other workers, experts have said. […]
Continue Reading →New proposals to further regulate and licence non-surgical cosmetic procedures (NSCPs) in England and Scotland are welcome, but the governments must act quickly to ensure this “wild west” system has […]
Continue Reading →Despite legislative change, recent developments underscore the continued relevance of South Africa’s primary piece of legislation influencing agricultural land development, highlighting the complexities of land classification and the need for […]
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