What businesses need to do to obtain a preliminary injunction before the Unified Patent Court (UPC) – or successfully oppose an application for one – has become clearer as a […]
Continue Reading →More needs to be done to ensure diversity of arbitrator appointments across Africa, according to the recently published 2024 SOAS Arbitration in Africa Survey Report. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Malta IT Law Association (MITLA) is excited to invite you to respond to the attached RFP for the DataPACT Project – funded by the European Commission under the Horizon […]
Continue Reading →Businesses must be specific about the goods and services they wish to obtain trade mark rights for when applying for those rights, if they want to avoid those applications being […]
Continue Reading →New UK government proposals to amend merger control rules that apply to media companies recognise that technology-driven changes have led to news being increasingly disseminated and consumed online, an expert […]
Continue Reading →The ineffectiveness of the actions of the Church of England to stop abuse by John Smyth demonstrate the importance of prompt, full investigations whenever safeguarding concerns are raised, an expert […]
Continue Reading →Increasing US regulatory instability following Donald Trump’s US election victory may make the EU a more attractive place for technology investment and innovation, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses can be said to have acted unlawfully if they do not take sufficient action to align with the objectives of the Paris climate agreement (Paris Agreement) of 2015, according […]
Continue Reading →Despite artificial intelligence (AI) making significant inroads in the legal sector, with 82% of lawyers now using or planning to use the technology, it is clear that it is no […]
Continue Reading →A recent ruling has confirmed the Court of Justice of the European Union’s (CJEU) broad approach to the lawfulness of jurisdiction clauses applied to member states. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Farmers in England are to get increased funding to help them deal with the impact of flooding, but they face regulatory risks when excess water sits on their land, an […]
Continue Reading →The ‘construction mafia’ in South Africa is a rising concern with the group continuing to make use of a range of disruptive tactics to extort contractors. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Ireland is utilising digital advancements to amend and improve immigration, visa and border measures as well as altering the way in which employment permits are applied for and granted. Read […]
Continue Reading →The long-awaited guidance for the new corporate criminal offence of “failure to prevent fraud” has been published by the UK government, marking a significant step in the ongoing efforts to […]
Continue Reading →A recent Paris Court of Appeal ruling ordering a blanket blocking of several pornographic websites underscores the growing concerns over child protection in the digital age, an expert has said. […]
Continue Reading →There is a presumption in South Africa that ministerial consent to develop land that offers access to the country’s rich minerals and petroleum resources is required by renewables developers, but […]
Continue Reading →The changes to inheritance tax announced in chancellor Rachel Reeves’ autumn budget mean more agricultural land becomes available for renewable energy projects across the UK, an expert has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →The UK government has announced an increase in the rates of the soft drinks industry levy (SDIL), in a significant move to combat obesity and promote healthier lifestyles. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Businesses across sectors need more clarity from the UK government on the changes they will be expected to make within their operations, and around their duties to disclose that activity, […]
Continue Reading →Issues of patent infringement have arisen with increasing frequency in Ireland over the past five years, particularly in the pharmaceutical sector, with the High Court and the Court of Appeal […]
Continue Reading →The maximum level of tuition fees that universities in England can charge domestic undergraduate students is to rise next year, from £9,250 to £9,535. It will be the first time […]
Continue Reading →This week’s UK Budget included a number of NHS-focused boosts such as a £22.6 billion increase in the healthcare services’ day-to-day spending, but failed to address the issue of looking […]
Continue Reading →The tax rate for carried interest will increase from 28% to 32% from April 2025 pending full reform of the regime, Rachel Reeves, the chancellor of the exchequer, announced during […]
Continue Reading →The precise model that the UK government will use to catalyse private investment in infrastructure projects has still to be clarified, despite confirmation of the role for private finance in […]
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