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The UK chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, presented his Spring Budget on 6 March 2024. In keeping with his previous fiscal events, this budget was presented as one for investment...

Proposal to ease burdens on smaller businesses and lift barriers to trade and investment likely to have positive impact on the consumer products, life sciences and construction sectors...

On 23 May, the Digital Markets Competition and Consumers Act (DMCCA) was passed by Parliament and expected to receive royal assent on 24 May.

As requested by the government in its response to the AI white paper consultation, various UK regulators submitted their strategic approach to AI to the Department for Science...

Belgium has long recognised the role of research and development (R&D) and innovation in its economic development and competitiveness – and the need to remain an attractive destination for companies looking to invest in cutting-edge technologies.

The EU Accessibility Act will improve accessibility for millions of Europeans in the physical and digital world, requiring companies to put in place a range of accessibility measures.

On 15 April, the draft Product Safety and Metrology etc. (Amendment) Regulations 2024 were laid before Parliament.

The upcoming general election on 4 July means the dissolution of Parliament on 30 May. As a result, any legislation that was not passed during the recent wash-up period will no longer be considered.

Following its consultation on measures to create a smokefree generation and tackle youth vaping, the government has, on 20 March, introduced the new Tobacco...

The impact of AI spans across various sectors, with notable implications observed in the employment relationship.

What are the most commonly used Dutch fund vehicles, how are they treated for tax and what is the Dutch regulatory regime for AIFMs?

Il contributo umano nelle opere create attraverso l'ausilio di strumenti di IA deve essere creativo rilevante e dimostrabile

Understanding both how AI works – its opportunities and pitfalls – and the current legal framework is critical for businesses implementing artificial intelligence solutions.

Evolving regulatory approaches taken by France, Germany and Spain and elsewhere in the UK means businesses should keep a watching brief on the changing rules.

There are a number of significant reforms expected, including on the rules relating to dismissal, employment status and zero-hour contracts...

The King's Speech outlined 39 new bills, highlighting reforms in real estate, employment law, data regulation, and corporate governance. Notably, AI legislation is absent but expected. The speech also addressed new banking and audit reforms, and a Digital Information and Smart Data Bill.