One year into the new system governing patents in Europe, Judith Krens tells us that the UPC has been a success in unusual and unpredictable ways, and Alessandro Capone says […]
Continue Reading →Ensuring a breach of warranty claim is notified properly, complies with the requirements of the share purchase agreement (SPA), and includes all relevant details of the alleged breach is key […]
Continue Reading →The new criminal offence of failure to prevent fraud will likely result in a transformational corporate culture shift with respect to how fraud is viewed amid an ongoing fraud epidemic […]
Continue Reading →The new criminal offence of failure to prevent fraud will likely result in a transformational corporate culture shift with respect to how fraud is viewed amid an ongoing fraud epidemic […]
Continue Reading →Pharmaceutical companies will find it harder to obtain supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) for so-called ‘combination’ medicines in future if the EU’s highest court follows a recent opinion issued by one […]
Continue Reading →A recent High Court ruling in the UK has underscored the difficulty of bringing claims in England in contractual situations where there is an exclusive jurisdiction clause favouring an overseas […]
Continue Reading →Copyright gives authors of works rights to control the use or commercial exploitation of the works that they have created. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Multinational enterprises (MNEs) operating in the EU that exceed certain size thresholds will soon need to publicly disclose financial and non-financial information in line with the EU Public Country-by-Country (CbC) […]
Continue Reading →Anthony Convery tells HRNews about the Employment Appeal Tribunal’s decision in British Airways v De Mello and its impact on holiday pay Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →US lawyer Scott Le Blanc tells HRNews about the expansion of ‘protected concerted activity’ and its impact on employers in the US Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Anne Sammon tells HRNews about settling claims in compromise agreements following the UK Employment Appeal’s ruling in IBM v Clifford Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Pensions scheme trustees must ensure that communications with members are comprehensive and unambiguous, particularly where there are uncertainties over benefits and where potential overpayment investigations are ongoing, the Pensions Ombudsman […]
Continue Reading →Recently proposed changes to South African legislation could result in tighter regulation of the country’s construction industry, with contractors and professional service providers facing fines for non-compliance if the changes […]
Continue Reading →The potential of technology to help supercharge the UK’s economy has long been acknowledged across the political spectrum, but amidst the focus on efforts to address the ongoing cost-of-living crisis […]
Continue Reading →Issuing individual policies using the assignment structure has become an increasingly preferred way for trustees to give effect to a pension buy-out, as it can help address several concerns that […]
Continue Reading →For the real estate sector there is much in the upcoming UK general election manifestos for businesses to digest and policies which organisations may wish to influence when they are […]
Continue Reading →Ambitious plans to reform the planning system, scale up the delivery of new homes, and enable investment in the modern ‘green’ infrastructure the UK needs to decarbonise, run through the […]
Continue Reading →Trustees and sponsoring employers of defined benefit (DB) schemes are increasingly looking to fully buy-in their scheme to reduce risk. This is commonly a first step on the path to […]
Continue Reading →For the financial services sector, there is much in the 2024 UK general election manifestos to digest, many policies which organisations may wish to influence if and when they proceed […]
Continue Reading →A recent ruling in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) has confirmed that interim measures ordered by arbitral tribunals are not subject to appeal. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A recent case in Australia has highlighted the importance of bankruptcy trustees being able to demonstrate that they have maintained objectivity in their administration of a bankrupt estate. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The European Commission is investigating whether a guarantee and a loan provided by the UAE to one of its state-owned companies risk distorting competition in the EU internal market. Read […]
Continue Reading →Mainstream centrists parties held their ground, but victories for right wing parties will give them influence over the EU’s policy direction, spelling trouble for green policies and an increase in […]
Continue Reading →Africa has become the fastest-growing region from which parties involved in London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) cases originate, as the institution’s latest statistics shows that a vast majority of […]
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