Young people today spend significant time online communicating with friends, completing school assignments, and playing games. Much of the emerging digital regulation globally is driven by the desire to ensure […]
Continue Reading →Employers in Ireland must continue to take account of increases to salary thresholds for holders of employment permits, following the release of a plan by the Department of Enterprise, Tourism […]
Continue Reading →As preparations for the opening ceremony of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games continue, GIICA completed the prequalification process for a delivery contractor for the National Aquatic Centre in Spring Hill […]
Continue Reading →With new laws supporting people who experience miscarriage coming into effect in Northern Ireland this spring and similar proposals in Scotland, England and Wales, and Ireland, this is an opportunity […]
Continue Reading →The number of people on zero hour contracts in the UK has reached record levels, according to new research. The findings underscore the scale of the challenge that employers in […]
Continue Reading →Recently-introduced transaction tax relief for property and land deals in targeted areas of Scotland could provide the difference that enables marginal developments to go ahead, according to an expert. Read […]
Continue Reading →The ‘AI Omnibus’ proposal put forward by the European Commission in November 2025 aims to simplify EU AI Act implementation across the EU and to ensure the related regulatory and […]
Continue Reading →Businesses in Singapore should begin preparing for the upcoming increase to minimum salaries for foreign workers which is set to take effect from the beginning of 2027. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Originating from common law systems, dispute adjudication boards (DABs) remain relatively unfamiliar or imperfectly understood, especially in civil law jurisdictions. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UN principles developed in the late 1980s, including one which promotes the concept of the ‘best interests’ of a child, shape how policymakers globally regulate the online world today amidst […]
Continue Reading →Banks operating in the UAE have been advised to review their customer onboarding practices and contracts before a major new law takes effect later this year. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The latest statistics from the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre show another “record breaking year”, featuring a substantial increase in dispute value across its arbitration cases and growing international reach […]
Continue Reading →Forthcoming planning reforms in England should be the most significant in years – but authorities need to be prepared for them now for them to have any immediate benefits, experts […]
Continue Reading →Global businesses importing goods to the US on Friday face immediate uncertainty over the rate of tariffs that will apply to imported products following a major ruling by the US’ […]
Continue Reading →New proposals by the European Commission to reform rules around devices used for medical and in vitro diagnosis could have significant impact for operators and procurement in the sector. Read […]
Continue Reading →The recent dismissal of a foreign state’s claim related to commercial property illustrates the willingness of the English courts to enforce clear contractual rights, an expert has said. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Developers behind offshore wind projects in the UK could be left to absorb risks themselves if they fail to factor insurance considerations into negotiations with contractors at an early stage […]
Continue Reading →Freedom of speech will increasingly be front and centre of universities’ minds, particularly given some of the high-profile situations in recent months. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Calls from senior politicians for significant reform of the UK franchise sector highlight growing pressure for greater scrutiny and transparency across the industry, according to an expert. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new package of pharmaceutical laws will have wide-ranging implications for contracting authorities and businesses across the EU. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new law that has come into force in Oman is seeking to strengthen the country’s status as a regional and global financial centre and a forum for international disputes, […]
Continue Reading →A recent ruling by the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) Court of Appeal has provided further clarity on the scope of the court’s jurisdiction to grant interim relief in aid […]
Continue Reading →Vietnam’s comprehensive overhaul of the country’s construction legal framework will deliver welcome clarifications in areas that have long created uncertainty for investors, contractors and project owners when it comes into […]
Continue Reading →Organisations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) have been urged to “rethink how they recruit, train, and supervise workers in high risk environments” ahead of new legislation taking effect […]
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