UK AI copyright report reveals little progress
There are no new indications as to what steps the UK government will take to update copyright law to account for the AI age, experts in intellectual property law have […]
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What a decade of tech tells us about future regulation
Lessons from the past 10 years shows that businesses can expect new regulation to emerge in response to the next generation of technologies and innovation sure to follow between now […]
Continue Reading →‘Baseline’ protection to be maintained in EU pharma law revamp
Pharmaceutical companies will be able to plan their research and development programmes with greater certainty after EU law makers agreed a deal on legislative reforms, an expert has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →FCA revamps UK insurance market rules with more reform to come
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published a new set of rules aimed at simplifying regulations and reducing costs for firms operating across the UK insurance and funeral plan sectors, […]
Continue Reading →Australia revises renewable energy forecasts for wind and transmissions
Australia will need to rely more heavily on large solar farms, batteries and households to meet its 82% renewable energy goal by 2030. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Judicial review
Judicial review is a form of legal challenge that essentially means a court will audit the legality of decision-making by a public body in the UK. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →FCA publishes near-final rules on targeted support
A new service to be launched by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) aims to bridge the ‘advice gap’ for consumers of investments and pensions Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Implementing the Employment Rights Bill: the timeline for 2026 and beyond
The Employment Rights Bill (ERB) will introduce the biggest changes to employment law in England, Scotland and Wales in a generation. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Football club owners subject to new regulatory regime
A major shift in who determines whether an owner of a football club is “fit for purpose” takes effect in England tomorrow. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Employment Rights Bill stalls over unfair dismissal cap issue
UK law makers have pushed back on government plans to remove the cap on compensation that employees can be awarded when successful with unfair dismissal claims. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →India’s Supreme Court strikes down ‘nuclear veto’ arbitration clauses
A ruling by India’s Supreme Court will provide greater certainty for foreign investors and contractors that arbitration will remain available despite defective clauses, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →‘Sugar tax’ changes announced in the UK
The threshold at which the UK’s ‘sugar tax’ is levied is to be lowered, with effect from 2028, under plans outlined by the UK government on Tuesday. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →‘Radical reset’ needed to simplify UK nuclear regulation, claims industry review
Calls by an independent review for a ‘radical reset’ of Britain’s approach to nuclear regulation after a relative decline in the country’s ability to build projects on time and on […]
Continue Reading →UK data centres approved by parliament as ‘nationally significant infrastructure projects’
New regulations that will allow individual UK data centre projects to be treated as ‘nationally significant’ for the purposes of consenting have moved closer, after receiving the backing of UK […]
Continue Reading →Premier League clubs urged to act ahead of new financial regulations
English Premier League football clubs have been urged to act now to ensure they can comply with new financial regulations set to take effect from next season. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK firms ‘face rise in costs’ to support workers under immigration revamp
Proposed changes to UK immigration laws will potentially make the country a more expensive and less attractive proposition for companies looking to draw on international talent pools, an expert has […]
Continue Reading →UK court’s decision on BHP dam collapse a ‘significant landmark in mass action litigation’
Legal experts at Pinsent Masons say that a recent decision in a UK court, finding that BHP is liable for potentially billions more in compensation following the 2015 collapse of […]
Continue Reading →Scale, security and efficiency drive cloud adoption in financial services
The ability to scale IT infrastructure to the needs of the business and make operations more resilient and efficient now drive cloud adoption in financial services, according to new data […]
Continue Reading →Barriers to cloud adoption diminish for financial institutions
The barriers to financial services firms moving their systems and data to be operated from the cloud have diminished over time, a new study suggests. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Hotel firms warned over misleading ads after AI-driven investigation
AI tools used for advertising monitoring will make it harder for companies to mislead consumers in their ads after four major hotel firms were censured for breaching rules, an expert […]
Continue Reading →Mediation moves to centre stage in Johannesburg through the Gauteng Protocol Effect
A landmark judgment at the Johannesburg High Court has confirmed that mediation is not a procedural checkbox for litigants. Instead, it should be seen as a substantive obligation now officially […]
Continue Reading →Tech providers designated for DORA regulation
Businesses that provide software, data and technology infrastructure to financial institutions are among the companies to be selected for direct regulation under the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA). Read […]
Continue Reading →CMA considers dentist market study
The UK’s leading competition authority is considering whether to look in detail at how well the private dentistry market in the country is functioning following a request to do so […]
Continue Reading →Navigating stand down orders for Australian insolvency practitioners
When an Australian company enters voluntary administration and continues to trade, workforce management becomes a critical risk area. Read Complete Article
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