UK pharma reimbursement scheme reform trailed
Pharmaceutical companies hoping to be paid more for supplying treatments to the UK NHS could see what they are paid in future be increasingly tied to how well their products […]
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The new IFR approval process for club owners in English football
With the introduction of the Independent Football Regulator (IFR), many of the powers and responsibilities currently held by England’s domestic leagues will either be duplicated or transferred to this new […]
Continue Reading →Dutch caretaker government announces several labour reforms
The Dutch caretaker government has revealed a wide-ranging labour reform package, which include significant changes to leave entitlements, proposals to make staffing arrangements more flexible and strengthened protections for vulnerable […]
Continue Reading →EU investigation opened into software support practices
The European Commission is investigating whether SAP may have infringed EU competition laws over practices that it is concerned could unfairly restrict business customers from taking advantage of rival maintenance […]
Continue Reading →New NSW authority launched to support approvals for data centres and energy projects
Around 30 major projects each year will receive increased government support from a new authority tasked with streamlining planning assessments. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Australian Energy Regulator introduces new requirements for embedded electricity networks
New guidance from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) for site owners selling electricity to tenants and residents on private electricity networks will create stronger reporting requirements, consumer protections and transparency […]
Continue Reading →UK’s new right to work digital ID scheme will be ‘challenging’
Plans for a new mandatory digital ID card in the UK aimed at cutting down illegal working will prove ‘extremely challenging’ to implement, an expert has warned. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →South Africa court finds presentation of original guarantee not always pre-requisite for payment
Employers seeking to enforce guarantees under South African law can take comfort from a recent court decision, where a claim was allowed to proceed although the beneficiary had never been […]
Continue Reading →New Hillsborough law laid before UK parliament
The UK’s new ‘Hillsborough Law’ could have significant implications for private bodies who are responsible for delivering public services and functions, an expert has warned. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Nuclear deal envisages streamlined UK development
It should become quicker to develop and operate a nuclear power plant in the UK under the terms of an agreement the UK government has formed with the US. Read […]
Continue Reading →Australian court decision has evidence strategy implications for commercial disputes
A recent decision by Australia’s Federal Court highlights the need for careful consideration of evidence if protecting privilege or confidentiality is a concern during commercial disputes. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Logistics case highlights brand owner options
A ruling by a court in Germany highlights how businesses that act as intermediaries in the supply of goods or services can be held liable for trade mark infringement in […]
Continue Reading →European Commission clarifies low-carbon hydrogen methodology in delegated act
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 given chance to shape EU’s ‘28th regime’
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 →UK Treasury Committee challenges industry giants over AI for financial services roles
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 →FCA proposes ‘strategic rebalancing’ to stimulate growth
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 →Saudi labour law changes to strengthen maritime and agricultural workers rights
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 industry to get match fit for AI adoption
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 →ABPI sets out life sciences innovation blueprint for Scotland
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 →EU to address ‘consent fatigue’ and AI Act ‘challenges’
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 →Judicial review granted after HMRC wrongly rejects company’s tax claim
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 →More transparency over court documents is coming, businesses told
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 →‘Unconscionable conduct’ defence gaining momentum in South Africa
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 →Infrastructure project ‘fast-track’ process ‘re-design’ proposed
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’ […]
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