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    ESG Knowledge Update | May 2024

    Osborne Clarke's ESG Briefing on Green Claims and Greenwashing provides a breakdown of the legal and regulatory framework around green claims and how businesses...
    GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    Waiver Of Subrogation Rights In General Terms Of A Bank: A Matter Of Interpretation?

    It is common practice for group financings that the lender requests to limit the right of subrogation of the obligors. This is to avoid a situation where the obligors would subrogate in the claims...
    NetherlandsFinance and Banking
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    Waiver Of Subrogation Rights In General Terms Of A Bank: A Matter Of Interpretation?

    It is common practice for group financings that the lender requests to limit the right of subrogation of the obligors. This is to avoid a situation where the obligors would subrogate...
    NetherlandsFinance and Banking
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    What Are The Consequences Of And Remedies For Unlawful Dividends In The UK?

    Dividends must comply with legal requirements to avoid being unlawful, leading to serious consequences for shareholders, directors, and the company. Unlawful dividends can be remedied by addressing issues, appropriating profits, and executing release deeds. Legal, tax, and accounting advice is essential.
    United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    UK Employment Law Coffee Break: Fairness Of Dismissal For Racist Joke, Umbrella Companies Compliance, And Our Latest Pensions Spotlight For HR

    The claimant was dismissed for posting a racist joke on his employer's intranet in breach of the employer's clear policies on equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI).
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    'Wind Of Change': Labour Government Lifts De Facto Ban On Onshore Wind In The UK

    The new Labour government has lifted the nine-year moratorium on new onshore windfarms, signaling a strong commitment to renewable energy and aiming to double onshore wind capacity to 35GW by 2030.
    United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    Employment And Immigration | UK Regulatory Outlook January 2024

    Employment changes coming into effect in January and April 2024 | Update on regulating umbrella companies | Immigration changes coming in 2024...
    United KingdomImmigration
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    How Will The New UK Government Resolve The Conflict Over AI Development And IP Rights?

    Following its election victory, Labour aims to balance AI innovation with creator protection, likely through a licensing framework for using copyrighted material in AI training, but specific plans remain unclear.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    Conflicts Of Interest In International Arbitration: Updates To The IBA Guidelines

    Conflicts of interest in arbitrator appointments are a key concern for arbitrators and parties alike.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    UK Government Concludes Consultation On Contractual Controls On Land

    Part 11 of the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act (LURA) 2023 came into force on 26 October 2023 and gives the secretary of state new powers to make regulations to require the disclosure...
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    What Would A UK Labour Government Mean For Tax Disputes?

    With the general election now underway, shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has already ruled out rises in corporation tax, VAT, income tax and national insurance, and indicated that no further tax rises..
    United KingdomTax
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    What Would Labour Do? Which Tax Proposals Remain 'On The Table' After The Budget?

    The UK Labour Party set out a range of tax policy pledges with the launch of its Business Partnership for Growth plan in February, highlighting those it wishes to maintain...
    United KingdomTax
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    EU AI Act's 'Deployers' Definition Has Wide-ranging Significance For Life Sciences

    dentifying businesses as deployers of high-risk AI systems is crucial for understanding new regulatory responsibilities
    European UnionFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    The Energy Transition | Chris Stark To Lead New Clean Energy "Mission Control" Unit

    Welcome to our top picks of the latest energy regulatory and market developments in the UK's transition to net zero.
    BelgiumEnergy and Natural Resources
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    EU Enforces Stricter Liability For Life Sciences Products

    Pharma and medtech companies face enhanced liability under the EU's new directive...
    European UnionConsumer Protection
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    The Energy Transition | What Does The General Election Mean For Upcoming Changes To Energy Regulation?

    This week we look at the implications of the upcoming general election on existing net zero and energy regulation initiatives, the UK government's decision not to roll forward surplus greenhouse gas emissions savings.
    United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    Environment | UK Regulatory Outlook July 2024

    The UK government outlined priorities in the King's Speech, including water quality improvements, sustainable aviation fuel, and planning reforms. The Court of Appeal confirmed nutrient neutrality requirements in planning, and a report highlighted emerging nature-related litigation trends, focusing on corporate responsibility.
    United KingdomEnvironment
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    Financial Conduct Authority Confirms Overhaul Of UK Listing Rules

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has finalized reforms to the UK Listing Rules, effective July 29, 2024, aimed at simplifying and enhancing transparency. Changes include a single "commercial companies" listing category, disclosure-based regulations, expanded roles for sponsors, and flexibility in disclosures and dual-class shares, while maintaining investor protections.
    United KingdomFinance and Banking
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    International Funds Legal Update | 21 June 2024

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is focusing on a smarter post-Brexit regulatory framework, sustainability disclosure requirements, and innovation like fund tokenization for asset managers. They emphasized compliance with the new consumer duty for closed products, with a 31 July 2024 deadline, and are addressing cost-disclosure issues in investment trusts.
    United KingdomFinance and Banking
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    UK General Election: What Are The Potential Implications For The Life Sciences And Healthcare Sector?

    Both Conservative and Labour parties emphasize the importance of the life sciences and healthcare sector for economic growth. Their plans include regulatory reforms, R&D funding, NHS modernization, AI deployment, and improving healthcare procurement to enhance innovation and efficiency.
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP

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