Contractors involved in the construction of oil and gas infrastructure in the Middle East may be able to look to civil codes in operation in the region for a legal […]
Continue Reading →A recently unveiled strategic plan provides a roadmap for the establishment of Kenya’s first nuclear power plant with aims of bolstering the country’s energy capacity while reducing CO2 emissions, an […]
Continue Reading →Adopting an empathetic approach when drafting contracts can play a pivotal role in business relationships, allowing for more efficient negotiations as well as helping to avoid conflict or litigation based […]
Continue Reading →A recent decision by the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) on a reference under the Electronic Communications Code (the code) helpfully clarifies some of the outstanding issues in this area, property […]
Continue Reading →The UK Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) has launched its final set of guidance for several business and economic sectors, marking another significant step toward standardising climate-related disclosures among businesses across […]
Continue Reading →Companies that engage social media influencers to promote their brands or products need to have a thorough understanding of the regulatory frameworks governing influencer marketing and whether any liability arising […]
Continue Reading →A recent court decision in England provides valuable lessons to landlords seeking to oppose the grant of a new lease highlighting the importance of proper preparation and planning in terms […]
Continue Reading →A recent media report addressing major safety concerns for workers on large scale solar farms in Australia has highlighted the need for the renewable energy industry to be proactive about […]
Continue Reading →The UK government has been urged to set “a definitive deadline” for the end of talks with AI developers and content creators over how best to balance their respective interests, […]
Continue Reading →Clydesdale Bank and its former owner National Australia Bank (NAB) have successfully defended claims brought by small business borrowers in a test case that sets important principles on break fees […]
Continue Reading →Ireland will become a more attractive location for establishing holding companies once tax reforms relating to foreign dividends are implemented, according to a Dublin-based tax expert. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has issued a reminder to employers to be mindful of the way in which they use artificial intelligence (AI), to prevent inadvertent […]
Continue Reading →Governments across Europe can expect added scrutiny of their plans to address the effects of climate change following a “landmark” ruling by the European Court of Human Rights on Tuesday, […]
Continue Reading →Changes to UK immigration rules primarily impacting sponsored workers mean businesses face complex rules on salary increases and job advertisements. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Kieron O’Reilly tells HRNews about a tool to help forecast workforce demographics and address diversity imbalances within firms Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Sarah Munro tells HRNews about a UK trend towards instructing lawyers to conduct workplace investigations in complex and sensitive cases Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Kate Dodd tells HRNews about the role of HR in the procurement of AI systems Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) would be likely to succeed in claiming that fast-food chain Supermac’s infringed its trade mark rights in Ireland in respect of an April Fool’s joke […]
Continue Reading →Waste producers could see their costs rise significantly in the years ahead as a result of the planned “leap” in future rates of landfill tax, according to a tax expert. […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s automated vehicle (AV) market creates a serious opportunity for innovators with industry experts estimating that the UK self-driving market will be worth up to £40bn by 2040. Read […]
Continue Reading →The German Arbitration Institute (DIS) has recently introduced measures for third-party notices in arbitrations conducted under its rules. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Property developers in England have been given much-needed clarity on the ‘second staircase’ rule, after the government confirmed the requirement of two staircases for new residential buildings over 18 metres […]
Continue Reading →Businesses bidding for government contracts valued over £5m in the UK now have to ensure they pay their invoices within an average of 55 days, or they will lose the […]
Continue Reading →The UK Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has outlined plans to resolve cases that come before it faster amidst an expected rise in complaints over the coming year. Read Complete Article
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