A new version of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) comes into effect on Monday, two years after the standard was first announced. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The European Commission has opened its first investigations into alleged non-compliance with the EU Digital Markets Act, just weeks after the new rules took effect. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Scottish government’s new Housing (Scotland) Bill paves the way for the creation of rent control areas and more stringent rent control measures than will apply under the transitional rules […]
Continue Reading →An Amsterdam court’s decision that Dutch airline KLM misled consumers with its “Fly Responsibly” advertising campaign is evidence of the developing legal framework regarding environmental claims, green claims and greenwashing, […]
Continue Reading →Recent decisions from the Court of Session in Scotland have indicated that the court will apply careful scrutiny to applications made by officeholders. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Welsh government’s recently published summary of responses to its consultation on plans to create a unified tribunal system for Wales indicate tax disputes are unlikely to be included in […]
Continue Reading →A new ruling shows how construction contractors facing claims for defective building works in England or Wales might seek a ‘building liability order’ (BLO) against other defendants to reduce their […]
Continue Reading →New regulations protecting data centre users in Saudi Arabia will help build trust and encourage companies to move to third party data centre providers, a technology law expert has said. […]
Continue Reading →European law makers have missed an opportunity to implement specific rules governing AI-created designs following the adaptation of the new EU design protection rules, an intellectual property law expert has […]
Continue Reading →A recent Court of Appeal judgment in a branding dispute between two UK supermarkets highlights the real challenge of appeals, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →An advocate general’s legal opinion has advised the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) to overturn a lower court decision which found that the European Commission had power to […]
Continue Reading →Proposed changes to company law in Ireland would provide greater clarity and flexibility regarding day-to-day business operations, audit regimes and insolvency and restructuring processes, as well as bringing about more […]
Continue Reading →There are environmental, legal, financial, and social reasons why investors, owners, occupiers, and funders of commercial real estate should step up their interest in retrofitting buildings. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Chris Evans tells HRNews about ensuring managers exercise their discretion lawfully over bonus payment decisions Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Shara Pledger tells HRNews about a significant raft of changes to the immigration rules which will affect all sponsored workers in the UK from 4 April 2024 Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Multinational businesses operating in Ireland have been advised to check whether new anti-avoidance tax provisions will soon apply in respect of certain payments they make to group companies based in […]
Continue Reading →EU policymakers are considering introducing new legislation to help biotech companies bring new products to market faster. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Case statistics from the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC), the leading dispute resolution organisation in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR), have revealed a record high in the […]
Continue Reading →In recent determinations, the UK’s Pension Ombudsman (PO) agreed with the approach of providers to processing a tax-free withdrawal and to communicating a member’s retirement options. A third case gives […]
Continue Reading →A recent case involving the seizure of over £2 billion worth of bitcoin in the UK highlights the crucial role professionals in the financial and legal sectors can play in […]
Continue Reading →Jeremy Hunt provided more detail around measures affecting the local government pension scheme (LGPS) during his UK Budget but “transparency for transparency’s sake” may not provide the best outcome for […]
Continue Reading →Demand for data processing and storage from the Irish and global gaming sectors will increase rapidly as the interactive nature of its technology evolves, but there are challenges to meet […]
Continue Reading →The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has published new guidance setting out how it will determine penalty notices and calculate fines under the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and […]
Continue Reading →Revisions to Ireland’s consumer protection code (CPC) detailed in a recently published Central Bank consultation paper reflect a modernisation of the code and address current regulatory priorities, including protecting consumers […]
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