A trade body representing some of the world’s biggest pharmaceutical manufacturers has expressed its “regret” at an agreement reached by EU law makers on the reform of the current system […]
Continue Reading →Singapore’s Law Ministry will extend the remit of the third party funding (TPF) framework from 28 June, extending the kinds of litigation which third party funding can be used for. […]
Continue Reading →Over 140,000 employers in Singapore will receive a share of S$2.2 billion ($1.6bn) under the Jobs Support Scheme (JSS) starting from 30 June. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A group tasked with setting out the UK’s post-Brexit regulatory priorities has released its recommendations, proposing a number of reforms focused on innovation, growth and inward investment. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Public inquiries are investigations which deal with matters of public concern. Whatever the focus of the inquiry, the purpose of all inquiries remains the same – to establish the facts, […]
Continue Reading →The High Court in London has determined who should pay the costs of the long-running litigation over Regis’ company voluntary arrangement (CVA), helpfully clarifying who had been the successful parties. […]
Continue Reading →Social media influencers have come to dominate the digital platforms through which many of us now live our lives, particularly in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. But as a […]
Continue Reading →Sarah Ashberry tells HRNews about the rise in applications for interim relief in past year Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →This guide outlines what subcontracting in construction contracts involves, and the main issues to consider. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK employers should revise their sickness policies before an anticipated increase in seasonal flu cases this winter to ensure lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic are reflected, an employment law […]
Continue Reading →Innovators experience different scopes of patent protection, and generic manufacturers different freedom to develop similar products, as a consequence of the fragmented way an important concept in patent law is […]
Continue Reading →Companies looking to sponsor an athlete or sports clubs looking for a new star should ensure they carry out social media due diligence before signing any contracts, an expert has […]
Continue Reading →Creating and publishing an artificial intelligence (AI) and ethics policy can help life sciences companies and healthcare providers build trust in their use of the technology. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Singapore-Hong Kong Air Travel Bubble (ATB) will be reviewed and is expected to start in July. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new law passed in Germany provides for contingency fees for lawyers and new rules for debt collection agencies. The reform is the first part of a series of reforms […]
Continue Reading →Shuabe Shabudin tells HRNews about ways to avoid inadvertent breaches of modern slavery laws Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Recent proposals published by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) have raised the prospect of future divergence from EU competition law in relation to the treatment of vertical agreements, though […]
Continue Reading →Aisleen Pugh tells HRNews about the data compliance risks when staff print documents at home Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Contrasting rulings by state courts in Australia means there is uncertainty for developers and owners of renewable energy projects in relation to tax and other liabilities they face in the […]
Continue Reading →Widespread changes to the UK’s IR35 off-payroll working rules came into force on 6 April 2021, and despite a 12-month delay to implementation, detailed HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) guidance […]
Continue Reading →Employers will need to check that workers from the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland have the right to work in the UK from 1 July 2021. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Singapore parliament has introduced legislation that will allow more equitable sharing of the increased foreign manpower costs arising from Covid-19. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Healthcare practitioners should ensure any data submitted by patients is transmitted securely to avoid a fine for breaching the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), an expert has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →The UK government is handing authorities, including data protection authority the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), new powers that will give them the power to conduct their own financial investigations. Read […]
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