The Courts and Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2023 (the "Act") has been signed by the President and third-party funding ("TPF") of international arbitration will be permitted...

The new regulation is upcoming in Polish RES sector in 2021 and it is expected that the amendment will come into force this year… soon.

On 2 July 2021, the President of the Russian Federation signed the Federal Law "On Limiting Greenhouse Gas Emissions" (the "Law")

Due to inflation, the Federal Council decided, on November 29, 2023, to adapt the Ordinance on the standard employment contract for domestic workers (the "Ordinance")...

In Rainy Sky SA and others v Kookmin Bank [2011], the courts will favour the interpretation most consistent with business common sense.

The Government recently announced its plan to accelerate the dismantling of the NHS £11 bn National Programme for IT (NPfIT), a project which began in 2002 to modernise NHS IT systems and which was labelled as the largest civilian technology undertaking in the world.

William Hill has entered into preliminary talks about a purchase of Probability, the mobile gambling company.

The government proposes to introduce a favourable tax regime for patents.

In the recent case of Playup Interactive Entertainment (UK) PTY Ltd v Givemefootball Ltd [2011], the High Court considered the expression "opted-in".

By unveiling a package of measures the government has appealed to public-sector procurement workers to work more closely with UK IT suppliers in order to give firms in the country the best possible chance of securing contracts with central and local authorities.

The Government has last month published its revised proposals for the "Patent Box", a tax incentive regime aimed at encouraging the development and exploitation of patents in the UK.

We have asked Anna den Hartog, head of our TMT and Data Protection practices at our Dutch office Eversheds Faasen to give us her thoughts on some of the key changes in law relevant for the TMT sector in the Netherlands.

AER is currently undergoing pre-development work prior to the launch of its Sahim II initiative,

Earlier this year the European Commission began an evaluation on the impact and effectiveness of EU public procurement legislation.

The Government is announcing today a change to the feed in tariff (FIT) for anaerobic digestion and large scale solar PV projects

Despite the opposition to the proposed French Government's plans to impose a three (3) month moratorium on new solar projects that qualify for current power purchase feed in tariff, the Decree was voted in on Thursday 9 and published last Friday.

On 3 March 2011 the Italian Government passed the Legislative Decree (the "Decree") implementing the Renewable Energy Directive 2009/28/EC on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources.

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that blocking access to private business premises on a private road does not constitute an offence under the second limb of the statutory public nuisance...

Northern Irish Department for Enterprise Trade and Investment (DETI) have published the NIRO Banding Consultation.

In the 2011 Budget the Government announced its intention to launch a consultation on proposals to clarify the capital allowances treatment on expenditure on plant or machinery that could qualify for payments under the feed-in-tariffs regime ("FITs") and/or the renewable heat incentive ("RHI").