For the financial services sector, there is much in the 2024 UK general election manifestos to digest, many policies which organisations may wish to influence if and when they proceed […]
Continue Reading →A recent ruling in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) has confirmed that interim measures ordered by arbitral tribunals are not subject to appeal. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A recent case in Australia has highlighted the importance of bankruptcy trustees being able to demonstrate that they have maintained objectivity in their administration of a bankrupt estate. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The European Commission is investigating whether a guarantee and a loan provided by the UAE to one of its state-owned companies risk distorting competition in the EU internal market. Read […]
Continue Reading →Mainstream centrists parties held their ground, but victories for right wing parties will give them influence over the EU’s policy direction, spelling trouble for green policies and an increase in […]
Continue Reading →Africa has become the fastest-growing region from which parties involved in London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) cases originate, as the institution’s latest statistics shows that a vast majority of […]
Continue Reading →The EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is a transformational piece of legislation, which revises previous EU rules concerning the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) information corporate entities must report […]
Continue Reading →The EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) regime is extensive and will pose a number of legal and regulatory issues for general counsel (GC) and in-house legal teams to address. […]
Continue Reading →After the EU’s parliament election, businesses have been advised to keep an eye on developments and to make clear political demands before the EU policy agenda is finalised. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Australian employers and HR practitioners can ensure workplace complaints and investigations are handled appropriately and avoid potential reputational damage by following certain ‘best-practice’ steps. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The current UK E. coli outbreak provides a real-world example of why it is important for businesses in the food and beverage industry to have robust measures in place to […]
Continue Reading →Universities have been advised to review their sustainability-related targets and ensure they have a robust plan in place to meet them amidst a growing culture of activism and class action-style […]
Continue Reading →Singapore’s Energy Market Authority (EMA) has announced plans to build two more natural gas, hydrogen-compatible power plants by 2030 to help ensure energy security and reliability amid growing electricity needs. […]
Continue Reading →Lenders should be aware that despite their static nature, IP addresses have been classified as floating charge assets under a loan security agreement by a recent decision of the High […]
Continue Reading →Owners of famous brands must make sure they gather evidence of how trade marks for their products and services are actually used, experts have advised, after an EU court cut […]
Continue Reading →EU regulators are considering refreshing their cloud outsourcing guidelines to take account of changes to EU regulation delivered via the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), Out-Law can confirm. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The new mining code that took effect in Cameroon in late 2023 will govern how mining projects operate in the country. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act receives Royal Assent but most of the provisions will not come into force without secondary legislation, which will now be the task of a new […]
Continue Reading →Luxembourg’s new draft bill that aims to implement several income tax law changes, particularly rules concerning the partial liquidation regime, should bring clarity and certainty to investors and businesses, a […]
Continue Reading →A recent Court of Appeal decision brings welcome clarity as to when a single claim may be used to name multiple claimants in England and Wales, experts have said. Read […]
Continue Reading →A recent High Court decision has confirmed that a bankrupt person can challenge a decision of their former trustees in bankruptcy after the trustees have been released from office. Read […]
Continue Reading →Changing demographics are increasing the need and demand for health and social care services at a time when there are significant constraints on public finances. These are among the confluence […]
Continue Reading →Using incentivised target cost (ITC) contracts on Australian electricity transmission projects can benefit owners and contractors, but their complexity for a project’s supply chain must also be considered. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Ireland’s online media regulator has said it expects a proposed new online safety code it has developed to begin applying later this year – despite ongoing legal challenges to its […]
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