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    High-Risk AI Systems In Life Sciences Face Strict Regulatory Scrutiny From New EU Rules

    The risk categorisation of artificial intelligence (AI) systems can ensure its regulation is proportionate and effective, with the intensity and scope of the risks that AI systems can generate...
    European UnionFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    Low-Risk AI Bears High Stakes For Digital Health In New EU Regulation

    At the heart of the new European regulation laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (AI) is a focus on high-risk AI systems and their stringent governance.
    European UnionFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    March Deadline Looms In Belgium For Compliance With Employee's Right To Training

    The "Labour Deal" Act of 3 October 2022 enacted the right for each employee within the private sector in Belgium to individual training in companies with 10 or more employees.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    High-Risk AI Systems In Life Sciences Face Strict Regulatory Scrutiny From New EU Rules

    The risk categorisation of artificial intelligence (AI) systems can ensure its regulation is proportionate and effective, with the intensity and scope of the risks that AI systems...
    European UnionFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    When Will Businesses Have To Comply With The EU's AI Act?

    The European Union's (EU) new cross-sector regulation covering artificial intelligence (AI) passed the final legislative hurdle on 21 May when the AI Act was approved by the Council of the EU. The AI Act text is now settled.
    European UnionTechnology
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    UK Public Service Pensions Update | April 2024

    This month, we consider three developments relating to the McCloud remedy, the pensions dashboard "connect by" date that has now been confirmed for public service pension schemes and a range of other developments.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    Where Do The FCA And Bank Of England Stand On AI Guidelines In Last Year's White Paper?

    The FCA and BoE proposed a principles-based AI regulation framework for financial services pre-election, but the new Labour government is expected to bring clarity and potentially new AI-specific legislation.
    United KingdomFinance and Banking
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    Where Does The FCA And Bank Of England Stand On AI Guidelines In Last Year's White Paper?

    The FCA, BoE, and PRA have outlined a principles-based approach to AI regulation in the UK financial sector. The new Labour government may introduce different AI regulations, potentially including binding rules and a new Regulatory Innovation Office.
    United KingdomFinance and Banking
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    Advertising And Marketing | UK Regulatory Outlook January 2024

    Greenwashing can be expected to appear this year among offences blacklisted in the UK. The proposal to add misleading environmental claims to a list of banned practices...
    United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    CJEU In Beevers Cheese Dispute Rules That Suppliers Must Actively Protect Exclusive Distributors

    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.
    BelgiumAntitrust/Competition Law
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    What Will The Next UK Government Do About Regulating And Supporting AI?

    The UK's major parties propose different AI approaches: Conservatives maintain a light-touch regulation, while Labour plans to legislate AI safety and regulate deepfakes. Both parties support AI in healthcare, digital infrastructure, and public sector efficiency.
    European UnionTechnology
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    AI Literacy Becomes Mandatory For Life Sciences Across The EU

    The pharma and medtech sectors have a strategic window to implement AI literacy ahead of an August enforcement deadline.
    BelgiumFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    Should Polish Entrepreneurs Be Concerned About Regulatory Focus On Greenwashing?

    Recent weeks have seen changes in the communication of green claims made by British fashion companies and an accommodation booking platform resulting...
    European UnionMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
  • Article

    UK General Election 2024: What Would A Labour Win Mean For Financial Services?

    Labour's "Financing Growth" plan, ahead of the UK general election, prioritizes inclusive and sustainable growth in financial services. Key goals include boosting innovation, enhancing international competitiveness, and reinforcing consumer protection. Labour proposes streamlining regulations and increasing regulatory coordination, alongside maintaining continuity with existing initiatives.
    United KingdomFinance and Banking
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    What Might A Labour Government Mean For The Infrastructure Sector?

    Labour's potential governance may prioritize housing, energy, and transport infrastructure, proposing 1.5 million new homes, increased renewable energy targets, and renationalized rail. Achieving these aims will require balancing public-private investments and extensive planning reforms.
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    The Year Ahead For Intellectual Property: An International Perspective

    The transformative nature of artificial intelligence means it will continue to be a live issue this year, with attention also on the UPC, SEP licensing and platform liability...
    European UnionIntellectual Property
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    The Year Ahead For Intellectual Property: An International Perspective

    The transformative nature of artificial intelligence means it will continue to be a live issue this year, with attention also on the UPC, SEP licensing and platform liability.
    GlobalIntellectual Property
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    Pets In The UK Workplace: Should Every Dog Have Its Day?

    The UK has earned a reputation for being a nation of dog lovers and there are now around 13 million dogs living in households across the UK.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    UK Employment Law Coffee Break: The King's Speech, Fire And Re-Hire And Avoiding Age Discrimination

    The King's Speech announced the introduction of the Employment Rights Bill to enhance employment rights and ban exploitative practices, and the draft Equality (Race and Disability) Bill to enforce equal pay and mandatory pay reporting for ethnic minorities and disabled people.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP
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    English High Court Considers 'Balance Of Convenience' In Sparta Damages Ruling

    The High Court in its recent decision in Sparta Global Ltd & Anor v Ben Hayes & Anor found that restrictions in an investment agreement were arguably enforceable but, nonetheless...
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Osborne Clarke LLP
    Osborne Clarke LLP

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