The defence sector is experiencing a renaissance. As superpower rivalry is escalating, and disputes have turned to armed conflict, nations are re-evaluating their strategic positions and investing heavily in deterrence capabilities

From satellite navigation to financial settlement systems, space infrastructure has quietly become essential to modern life. Regulators are catching up, and the legislative picture is more complex and contested than it first may appear.

The European Union's landmark pharmaceutical reform is here. After nearly three years of negotiations, the Council and European Parliament reached agreement on 11 December 2025.

Generative artificial intelligence applications have become increasingly popular, raising critical questions about the permissibility of text and data mining for training large language models.

Despite hosting over 40,000 VC-backed tech startups and creating more of them than any other region globally, the EU had only 331 unicorns, as compared to 1,963 in the US as of 2025. The numbers highlight a structural challenge: European companies have been struggling to scale up and compete globally for some time, and a growing number of European high-growth startups are relocating their headquarters outside the EU, primarily to the US.

Internal investigations are a key part of companies’ risk management, compliance activities, and responsible leadership. When suspicions of misconduct, harassment, or non-compliance arise within an organisation, an internal investigation is often essential.

In this blog, we will delve into the relationship between privacy and corporate sustainability and ESG, and the rapidly developing regulatory landscape and stakeholder expectations around them

We are launching a new blog series in which we will discuss legal phenomena related to space, current topics, and the regulation of the space industry. It is worth turning your gaze to the sky, as space activities are growing rapidly in Finland alongside global growth.

In addition, the arbitral tribunal had sent paper copies of the arbitral award to the parties by courier on 1 August 2022.

In our blog series regarding the Finnish gambling system reform, we have previously published five blogs (Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV and Part V), where we reported that the Finnish Government was reforming the gambling system and opening it to competition under a licence-based model.

Alisuoriutuminen työssä herättää usein kysymyksiä työoikeuden parissa. Työntekijän alisuoriutuminen on sekä työntekijälle itselleen että hänen esihenkilölleen haastava tilanne, joka usein vaikuttaa koko tiimin työhön.

Hallitus antoi torstaina 8.5.2025 hallituksen esityksen useista muutoksista sähkömarkkinalakiin, joilla pyritään turvaamaan sähkötuotannon ja kasvavan kulutuksen kuormien integroiminen kantaverkkoon ja suurjännitteiseen jakeluverkkoon sujuvasti ja kustannustehokkaasti.

In our blog series regarding the Finnish gambling system reform, we have previously published three blogs (Part I, Part II, and Part III), where we reported...

On 12 September 2025, the EU Data Act (Regulation (EU) 2023/2854) became applicable across the EU. Finland’s complementary enforcement legislation, the Act on the Supervision of Data Management and Data Sharing (laki datan hallinnan ja jakamisen valvonnasta 1148/2025), entered into force on 1 January 2026.