A recent ruling by the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) highlights the risks of inaccurate corporate branding, operating outside ...
Sarah Munro, Kate Dodd and Zoe Betts explain how employers can manage overlapping workplace investigations, from coordinating HR and health and safety processes to handling legal risks and external ...
The Law Commission has unveiled proposals for a major overhaul of UK product liability law, launching a consultation on ...
Court of Appeal ruling that direct payments to subcontractors were not caught by insolvency laws because the contractor had ...
A new consultation has been launched on proposed amendments to draft rules on regulating the activities of Saudi Arabian ...
A recent ruling in a terminal dilapidations case in England determined that a landlord was not entitled to recover the full ...
Southampton manager ‘Spygate’ decision highlights challenges of consistency in sports regulation
England's Football Association’s (FA) decision to impose a suspended six-week ban and £28,000 fine on Southampton head coach ...
It is encouraging to see the English judiciary taking such a positive approach to the adoption of artificial intelligence ...
The EU Inc. proposal raises risks of regulatory arbitrage, prompts questions over its interaction with existing Dutch law, ...
The High Court of Australia has delivered its first decision on the issue of climate change in the context of development ...
A new product liability regime will heighten the need for German businesses to adopt an increasingly robust cybersecurity ...
The push notification attack on a British online fashion retailer highlights the growing risk of supply chain breaches and ...
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