As the Middle East conflict continues, severe disruption to global supply chains is putting businesses’ contractual rights and obligations under intense scrutiny. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Plans by the Western Australian government to purchase electricity from three soon-to-be-built regional wind farms are a major milestone in the state’s energy transition. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →There are limitations to EU member state governments relying on national security grounds to block components from certain suppliers being used in national telecoms networks, according to a legal adviser […]
Continue Reading →Publication of new homes and buildings standards for England is welcome in supporting efforts to decarbonise UK real estate, according to an expert – but she said the “long overdue” […]
Continue Reading →People with a disability cannot access most e-commerce platforms in the Netherlands because they are not “digitally accessible”, the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is scrutinising recent price surges in heating oil and road fuels after the Middle East conflict brings major disruption to global energy supplies. […]
Continue Reading →New moves to require British companies with 250 or more employees to report ethnicity and disability pay gaps have the potential to drive meaningful change in wage fairness, according to […]
Continue Reading →Conditions that MEPs seek to build into a prospective trade deal between the EU and US are designed to reduce European business’ exposure to geopolitical risks, according to an expert […]
Continue Reading →New powers to crack down on UK waste crime should also warn companies of the need for robust management practices, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →As the conflict in the Gulf continues, for companies operating in the region and staff working there, it creates a challenging environment in which to continue day-to-day business operations. Read […]
Continue Reading →Proposals to introduce a new optional EU-wide company law framework, commonly referred to as EU Inc. or the 28th regime, have the potential to reshape how companies are incorporated and […]
Continue Reading →The European Parliament has endorsed the bloc’s negotiating position on the AI Omnibus, paving the way for trialogue negotiations and new rules starting on 2 August 2026. Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →Australia’s privacy regulator has issued new guidance on age assurance technologies amid a rapidly expanding online safety regulatory framework, signalling closer scrutiny of how organisations collect, use and retain personal […]
Continue Reading →Australia’s construction industry is looking for new and more collaborative ways of contracting for major projects. The NEC4 suite of contracts has several features which differentiate it from other contract […]
Continue Reading →UK government plans to crack down on late payments and ban withholding of retentions in the construction sector demonstrate its “hardened stance”, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →In UK judicial review litigation, the parties and their legal representatives owe a special ‘duty of candour’ to the court – something that is not present in other types of […]
Continue Reading →New legislation in Scotland which will raise an extra levy on some new residential builds will have a significant impact on the viability of new housebuilding, an expert has warned. […]
Continue Reading →The first referral by the Unifed Patent Court (UPC) to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will bring vital clarity for businesses over the UPC’s ability to […]
Continue Reading →New guidance for virtual asset providers operating in Dubai gives the first clear picture of how oversight will work under stricter verification requirements known as the ‘Travel Rule’, according to […]
Continue Reading →The UK initiative that encourages a move away from petrol- and diesel-powered vehicles to zero emissions vehicles (ZEVs) is working – but the cost of complying with the ZEV mandate […]
Continue Reading →Data centre development in Ireland could stall as a result of legal action lodged by environmental activists, experts have said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses that can determine that someone has filed a data subject access request (DSAR) for the purpose of artificially creating the conditions in which they might bring a compensation claim […]
Continue Reading →With major reforms on the horizon, 2026 is set to be a defining year for consumer protection and mass claims across financial services in the UK and Ireland. Read Complete […]
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