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The European Commission has proposed a sweeping overhaul of EU public procurement rules that would replace three existing directives with a single regulation, fundamentally reshaping how companies compete for government contracts across Europe. The proposal introduces mandatory quality-weighted evaluation criteria, establishes a new "European preference" framework that could significantly restrict non-EU suppliers, and creates enhanced security and resilience requirements for strategic sectors. Companies bi

In the past, large corporations could largely go about their business, creating profit and satisfying their shareholders, unhindered, but in today's world, businesses are being buffeted by world events...

Le 1er février 2024, le projet de loi introduisant le Livre 6 du nouveau Code civil a été approuvé par la Chambre. Ce livre contient les nouvelles règles sur la responsabilité extracontractuelle...

The COVID-19 crisis is first and foremost a health issue, as governments around the world seek to limit and treat its effects and save lives. However, it is also an immediate economic and...

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has clarified that a supplier must actively agree with its other distributors that a territory is exclusively reserved if it wants to appoint exclusively a distributor for that territory.

The ubiquity of artificial intelligence (AI) has heightened companies' exposure to cyberattacks of increasingly greater sophistication.

Since the start of 2025, we've observed a significant shift in the EU ESG regulatory landscape—from uncertainty to rollback.

Directive (EU) 2022/2381* (the Directive) aims at improving the gender balance among directors of listed companies across the European Union.

On 3 September 2024, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) overturned the judgment of the General Court of 13 July 2022 and annulled the European Commission (Commission)...

Understanding the right of access under GDPR is crucial for organisations handling personal data requests. This comprehensive guide examines the legal requirements, procedural checks, and practical considerations companies must navigate when data subjects exercise their right to access personal information, including common pitfalls and exceptions that can lead to regulatory sanctions.

How should boards of directors approach the risks and opportunities of AI.

During the corona health crisis, mandatory and/or recommended telework became practically the rule. With the collective bargaining agreement no. 149 of 26 January 2021...

Pendant la crise sanitaire du coronavirus, le télétravail obligatoire et/ou recommandé est devenu pratiquement la règle. Avec la Convention collective de travail n° 149 du 26 janvier 2021

Organisaties die persoonsgegevens verwerken, moeten betrokkenen inzage verlenen in hun gegevens onder de AVG. Dit artikel behandelt de voorwaarden, reikwijdte en praktische uitvoering...

The European Union has introduced targeted amendments to its AI Act through a new regulation, extending compliance deadlines for high-risk AI systems while maintaining existing prohibitions and transparency requirements. Organizations now have additional time to implement governance frameworks, documentation protocols, and monitoring systems, though obligations for general-purpose AI models and certain AI practices remain unchanged.

The Internet and its numerous technological applications have become the backbone of our society by facilitating the exchange of information and data.

Norwegian Supreme Court affirms annulment of the competition authority's merger decision prohibiting the acquisition of a used car sales online portal by online marketplace owner Schibsted...

On February 26, 2025, the Commission published its first set of omnibus proposals intended to simplify EU sustainability legislation, enhance competitiveness of EU industries and bring additional investment capacity.