In order to reassure its employees or future hires, a company could also consider setting up a company policy whereby it undertakes, for example, to provide legal assistance...

In February, our Dipping into Data series returns, with a look at what the regulators are likely to focus on this year in the EU and UK.

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.

France adopted a law to secure and regulate the digital environment (the so-called SREN law) on 10 April 2024. One of its main objectives is to protect minors from exposure to online pornographic content.

In order to meet the European Union's energy and climate greenhouse gas emissions targets by 2030, EU countries need to establish a 10-year integrated national energy and climate...

The UK's Labour Party appears to be poised for victory in the general election on 4 July, with a 20 point lead in pre-election opinion polling.

DSIT has outlined key considerations to be considered by organisations seeking to procure and deploy AI in the recruitment lifecycle...

The Belgian federal government is looking to implement a new tax on capital gains realised on financial assets that is due to enter into force on 1 January 2026.

The pharma and medtech sectors have a strategic window to implement AI literacy ahead of an August enforcement deadline.

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

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...

Evidence preservation measures in the form of a "saisie-contrefaçon" have long been part of the patent litigation landscape in civil law jurisdictions like Belgium...

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.

The article discusses Labour's proposed reforms impacting UK employment, including a shift to a single worker status, potential bans on exploitative zero-hour contracts, and implications for agency and platform workers under new regulatory frameworks...

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.

The UK government has published its much-anticipated consultation response to its March 2023 white paper on pro-innovation approach to artificial intelligence (AI) regulation.

The decisions in Pindar Scarborough [2024] and Boughey v Toogood [2024], provide welcome clarification following the uncertainty caused by the Insolvency Service's First Review of the Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016.

Digital Markets Competition and Consumer Bill – impact on digital markets | Digital Markets Competition and Consumer Bill – changes to competition law | Digital Markets Act...

Surprise regulatory inspections, or "dawn raids", naturally took a back seat during the pandemic and are now back on the rise – with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) also having to grapple...

In February our Future of Financial Services week of events returns, consisting of a mix of in-person sessions in our London office (including a regulatory-themed day and fundraising-related day) and webinars...