UK life sciences businesses routinely engage in overseas research initiatives and clinical trials to inform the development of new medicines. That activity could fall outside the scope of the UK […]
Continue Reading →The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has approved costs for the EnergyConnect transmission line project connecting New South Wales (NSW) and South Australia. Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →The European Commission has proposed a framework for an EU-wide digital identity framework, allowing businesses and citizens to link their national digital identities with other forms of identification such as […]
Continue Reading →Contractors looking to pick up UK government contracts worth more than £5 million a year will also need to commit to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and detail […]
Continue Reading →The UK government is proposing a new time limited residential property developer tax (RPDT) from April 2022 on the profits of the largest residential property developers. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The English High Court has handed down a costs order against a third-party litigation funder which exercised a “massive” degree of control over the case it was funding. Read Complete […]
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Continue Reading →Laws around whistleblowing and protection for whistleblowers are developing in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as the country seeks to align its employment legislation with international best practice. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The state government of New South Wales (NSW) in Australia has opened the registration of interest process for a series of energy infrastructure projects with storage capacity of 8 gigawatts […]
Continue Reading →The UK government has opened a consultation on the future regime for the exhaustion, or limit, of intellectual property (IP) rights in the wake of the country’s withdrawal from the […]
Continue Reading →The English Court of Appeal has confirmed how much detail is needed in a notice of an indemnity claim under a sale and purchase agreement (SPA). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Government plans to speed up and modernise the planning system in England require further thought, a cross-party committee of MPs has warned. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The conservative approach taken by the Dutch courts to awarding damages to individuals impacted when businesses experience a personal data breach could have a bearing on the prevalence of data […]
Continue Reading →The Irish government has approved plans to establish a statutory sick pay (SSP) scheme for employees, following consultation last year. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A recent study by the British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) on costs, damages and duration in investor-state arbitration offers empirical insight into the current position of costs […]
Continue Reading →A planned change to energy market regulations in South Africa is a “game-changer” and should prompt more businesses to invest in power plants to meet their electricity needs, a Johannesburg-based […]
Continue Reading →The Spanish government will amend employment regulations to limit outsourcing in businesses where the aim of that is to reduce workforce-related costs. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →An Irish regulator has warned that “rolling blackouts” could result if steps are not taken to address the rapid rise in demand for electricity arising from growth in the country’s […]
Continue Reading →The traditional, lump sum priced contractual model has sown mistrust and division in Africa’s infrastructure sector and is not the right contractual model for delivering the new schools, hospitals and […]
Continue Reading →Charlotte Nickel tells HRNews about HMRC’s 6 July filing deadline and why it should not be overlooked Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Zoe Betts tells HRNews about protecting employees’ mental health as they return to work in the hospitality sector Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has introduced a remedies package aimed at improving competition in the insurance market, while ensuring that existing customers do not pay more than new ones. […]
Continue Reading →The Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) should overturn a finding that the UK’s electricity capacity market breached state aid rules, a legal adviser to the court has said. […]
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