A recent study on the population-health impact of new drugs demonstrates a disconnected economist-driven approach to the benefits that such drugs provide, experts have said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Further details of the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA’s) proposed regulatory regime for cryptoassets have been published in a new discussion paper, covering admission to trading, disclosures and market abuse. […]
Continue Reading →The enactment of the Construction Industry Security of Payment Bill will enhance the financial stability and efficiency of the construction industry in Hong Kong, an expert has said. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Pharmaceutical companies have obtained clarity that so-called combination products are not precluded from obtaining supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) following a new ruling by the EU’s highest court. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Technology companies offering products and services in the EU will need to prepare for significant changes to be brought in by the new Product Liability Directive which has broadened the […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s new procurement regime offers a lot to cheer about but also introduces risks requiring the careful attention of government suppliers Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Low Carbon Contracts Company’s (LCCC) signing of the first three pioneering hydrogen production contracts under its first hydrogen allocation round (HAR1) is a huge milestone for the low-carbon hydrogen […]
Continue Reading →A recent judgment by the Court of Appeal in London helpfully pulls together existing principles of trade mark law to clarify that market context, including the existence of a crowded […]
Continue Reading →Current trends suggest that the UK economy is on “recession watch”, with this reflecting an overall contraction for both the economy as a whole and construction specifically as we head […]
Continue Reading →A recent Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber) decision serves as an important reminder to corporate taxpayers that there is a wide exclusion from English stamp duty land tax (SDLT) […]
Continue Reading →UK universities can expect to have to make disclosures about the sustainability of their operations in line with international standards years before they will be legally obliged to do so, […]
Continue Reading →Policymakers should consider how data protection law in Europe can be adapted to better support AI development in light of a new opinion issued by the European Data Protection Board […]
Continue Reading →Company directors in Australia need to be aware of updated regulatory guidance on preventing insolvent trading, particularly enhanced provisions on when they can use the safe harbour defence to protect […]
Continue Reading →Rececca Sulley tells HRNews about the different types of employment dispute resolution procedures available in the UK and the pros and cons of each. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Changes signed into law in Ireland last month will be welcomed by multinational enterprises and large Irish domestic companies, because of the clarifications it provides around the operation of Ireland’s […]
Continue Reading →Planning reforms confirmed in England should encourage developers to bring forward plans for more small-scale solar and onshore wind projects, though local politics is likely to continue to dictate how […]
Continue Reading →The announcement of the successful projects in Australia’s Capacity Investment Scheme (CIS) Tender 1 marks a major step towards a sustainable energy future, experts have said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) has released its 2025 arbitration rules (the 2025 rules) which will come into force on 1 January 2025. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A recent ruling of the High Court in London has confirmed that companies do not generally have to disclose privileged communications to their shareholders. The case could have significant implications […]
Continue Reading →Housing delivery is at the forefront of revised national planning policy issued by the UK government today. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The electricity market in Côte d’Ivoire is not working as effectively as it could for either the state or independent power producers, despite the fact an attractive framework for independent […]
Continue Reading →A new report on employment trends in the global energy sector has identified very encouraging trends, but also highlights areas for improvement, according to experts in employment law. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Shara Pledger tells HRNews about the BBC’s investigation into English language proficiency and universities’ annual basic compliance assessment. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The High Court of Australia has reinstated a AUS$1.4 million (US$900m) award of damages to an employee who was summarily dismissed in breach of the employer’s binding grievance procedures. In […]
Continue Reading →
