The UK government’s sixth carbon budget has set ambitious targets for achieving net zero. The pledge came as prime minister Boris Johnson told the Leaders Summit on Climate that governments […]
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Continue Reading →Guidance to assist US solar energy developers and solar panel suppliers in preventing human rights abuses in their supply chains has been published by a leading industry body. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →A fine imposed on a local municipality in the Netherlands highlights the substantial financial penalties organisations face if they fail to manage the risk of re-identification when processing pseudonymised data, […]
Continue Reading →Under the rules of court in England and Wales, certain documents must include a statement of truth to verify an honest belief in the accuracy of the content. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Australia’s Northern Territory state government has set up a new infrastructure body, aiming to create jobs by developing projects that attract private investment to the state. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Japan’s upper chamber of the National Diet has approved the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) free trade deal. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK has imposed its first asset freezes and travel bans under a new sanctions regime targeted at individuals and entities suspected of corruption and bribery overseas. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Recent decisions by the UK’s Pensions Ombudsman (PO) emphasise that its role is to correct injustice, and not to fine or punish pension providers when things have gone wrong. Read […]
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Continue Reading →A recent decision by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (Privy Council) provides authoritative guidance on what is required in order to uphold a challenge to an arbitral award […]
Continue Reading →A new digital dispute resolution procedure allows businesses around the world entering into cryptoasset transactions or smart contracts to empower arbitrators to directly apply legal remedies to the underlying blockchain […]
Continue Reading →Pension providers will not usually have to adjust benefits payable from their products to account for guaranteed minimum pension (GMP) equalisation – but should check terms carefully in case they […]
Continue Reading →Creditors are to be banned from initiating debt recovery action during a new 60-day breathing space period in which individuals in debt in England and Wales will be able to […]
Continue Reading →The scope for landlords to successfully challenge restructuring plans launched by financially distressed tenants who seek to compromise lease liabilities could be severely impinged if the High Court in London […]
Continue Reading →A revised, streamlined version of a proposed code of conduct for adjudicators in investment treaty disputes has been published, with changes to clarify terminology and reduce confusion. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The successful delivery of major IT projects can be transformational for businesses seeking to harness the potential of digital technology and the efficiencies it can provide, but in some cases […]
Continue Reading →Ireland has enhanced its reputation as a leading jurisdiction globally for operating investment funds through its recent introduction of the Investment Limited Partnerships (Amendment) Act 2020, an expert has said. […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) have written to bank and building society chief executives to point out regulatory risks associated with deposit aggregators. Read […]
Continue Reading →The UK could introduce a ‘free speech and academic freedom champion’ to lead on free speech issues in universities in the wake of increasing concerns about ‘cancel culture’. Read Complete […]
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