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 […]
Continue Reading →Irish funds are frequently used as investment vehicles to acquire real assets such as property, private equity, and infrastructure. This reflects the fact that Ireland is an attractive jurisdiction for […]
Continue Reading →The Philippines’ Department of Energy (DoE) has established the Hydrogen Energy Industry Committee (HEIC) and the Hydrogen Inspection and Monitoring Team (HIMT) to oversee the development of hydrogen energy-related projects. […]
Continue Reading →The South African Labour Appeal Court (LAC) recently delivered an important judgment which sets out when an employee may be dismissed for using cannabis outside the workplace. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an expedited statutory market investigation into the veterinary services sector in light of concerns it has identified in that industry following […]
Continue Reading →The High Court in England recently handed down a judgment emphasising the importance of landlords not contriving development schemes to regain possession of premises in order to try to circumvent […]
Continue Reading →AI developers are likely to have to pay copyright holders compensation in recognition of “past infringements” as part of any voluntary agreement that would allow them to use copyrighted content […]
Continue Reading →Businesses operating in the EU have been advised to prepare for a change in the political – and policy – landscape ahead of the European Parliament elections due to take […]
Continue Reading →Recently announced procurement reforms in Western Australia (WA) will not be enough to address the challenges facing the state’s construction industry as demand for new infrastructure projects grows, a construction […]
Continue Reading →Changes in regulations and the pre-application process for nationally significant infrastructure projects (NSIPs) in the UK are expected to lead to higher direct cost and resource requirements particularly for applicants. […]
Continue Reading →The Irish government has launched the second stage of the small-scale renewable electricity support scheme (SRESS) in a bid to continue providing a route to market for businesses and non-domestic […]
Continue Reading →Recent changes to the guidance on how the national security screening regime operates under the UK National Security and Investment (NSI) Act 2021 provide helpful clarification on the operation of […]
Continue Reading →The planned reforms of the Arbitration Act 1996 in England and Wales will have to await the outcome of the UK general election, but a swift reintroduction of the Arbitration […]
Continue Reading →The newly agreed coalition government in the Netherlands provides businesses with a certainty of direction in policy making, but it may create issues between Dutch and EU policymakers in the […]
Continue Reading →Christina Bowyer tells HRNews how a review of board effectiveness can help pension scheme trustees meet TPR’s EDI aspirations Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →New York lawyer Ben Stockam tells HRNews about the FTC’s ‘final rule’ and employers’ options in the event it survives legal challenge Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK universities should ensure robust contracts are in place with agents they use to attract, or recruit, students, clearly setting out the agents’ responsibilities and making sure universities sign off […]
Continue Reading →The ‘wash-up’ that follows the recent call for a general election has brought an abrupt end to the UK government’s legislative programme, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The importance of having a documented data protection policy framework available in organisations in the Netherlands has been brought to the fore, as the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Dutch DPA) […]
Continue Reading →Having a single set of rules across all taxes with certain variation could help make the UK’s tax administration system easier to navigate and less costly for taxpayers and advisers, […]
Continue Reading →A witness statement is a written formal document used in litigation in the courts of England and Wales. A witness statement contains a person’s truthful own account of facts relating […]
Continue Reading →The highly anticipated Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Bill was passed by the UK Parliament on 23 May, marking the most important changes to UK competition law and consumer […]
Continue Reading →The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) requires companies to reduce environmental and human rights damage, and Laura Ayre explains how it will govern the behaviour of more companies […]
Continue Reading →Recently published comments from the UK’s Solicitors’ Regulation Authority (SRA) should be welcomed by well-run firms while warning others about a number of concerns, from poor due diligence to failure […]
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