Botswana’s recently proposed mining law amendment is a positive step to ensure that citizens of the country benefit from its mineral wealth, but it is not without risk, including potential […]
Continue Reading →Anticipated changes to copyright laws protecting new artificial intelligence (AI) technology in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) will help boost the development of generative AI, a technology law expert […]
Continue Reading →The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) will take action against the sale of fake online reviews and has launched investigations into market participants selling them. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Banks in the Netherlands can collaborate on sustainability reporting requirements without risking breach of competition laws, the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has confirmed. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Regulators around the world are facing up to the fundamental question of how they can ensure businesses can access capital they need to grow when banks won’t lend them money, […]
Continue Reading →Organisations should put in place policies with regard to the use of AI tools to guard against the risk of data breaches, the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens, AP) […]
Continue Reading →The Joint Contracts Tribunal’s (JCT) latest editions of its Standard Building Contract suite continue its efforts to update and future proof its suite of contracts, with the aim of meeting […]
Continue Reading →When public bodies in the UK take decisions, they are often subject to statutory or common law duties that require them to first consult people who may be affected by […]
Continue Reading →A recent ruling in Singapore involving an employee’s bonus entitlement has highlighted employers’ implied duty to act in good faith even in situations where the relevant employment contract clearly states […]
Continue Reading →In January 2020, China’s Foreign Investment Law (FIL) elimated much of the formal distinction between foreign-invested and domestic companies. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK Supreme Court has confirmed it will hear an appeal of a recent decision relating to VAT liability on payments made after a business has left a VAT group, […]
Continue Reading →Following the promulgation of China’s Foreign Investment Law (FIL), foreign invested enterprises (FIEs) will need to be transformed to comply with the Company Law and the Partnership Law. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The new engineering contract (NEC)’s emphasis on proactive communication between parties can help to prevent potential disputes on construction projects in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Recent instances of Australian employers failing to pay long service leave entitlements on time have highlighted the need for employers to be aware of their obligations in this area – […]
Continue Reading →The UK government will wait for the outcome of an ongoing review of the litigation funding market in England and Wales before deciding whether to reintroduce draft new legislation on […]
Continue Reading →The potential consequences of breaching voluntary requirements agreed with the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have been brought into sharp focus with recent enforcement action taken by the regulator, experts […]
Continue Reading →A new Companies (Corporate Governance, Enforcement and Regulatory Provisions) Bill has been published in Ireland. If enacted as drafted, it will introduce some very significant changes to Irish company law, […]
Continue Reading →While a recent court ruling has not made it any easier, it remains possible for developers of software – including new artificial intelligence (AI) systems – to obtain patent protection […]
Continue Reading →The location where a company is tax resident is important when determining its liability to corporate taxes. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Small and medium-sized businesses in particular may find it easier to attract financing when the long-standing prohibition on pledging financial claims in the Netherlands is partially eased from September. Read […]
Continue Reading →Many businesses in South Africa will have to publicise what individual directors earn, while others will fall subject to the country’s takeover rules for the first time, under a raft […]
Continue Reading →The Court of Arbitration for Sport’s (CAS) two temporary offices during this summer’s Olympic Games in Paris are vital to ensure efficient and timely resolution of legal disputes and anti-doping […]
Continue Reading →A European patent for a drug used in the treatment of high cholesterol has become the first to be revoked following full trial proceedings before the Unified Patent Court (UPC). […]
Continue Reading →Business leaders have a pivotal role to play in influencing attitudes, behaviours and overall performance related to workplace health, safety and wellbeing, according to new guidance by the British Safety […]
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