Technological advances transforming the way healthcare practitioners make a diagnosis and deliver healthcare.

The court concluded that ratification was required for Ireland to be considered a 'Contracting State' to the H/V Rules.

Further to our article United Arab Emirates: Health Insurance Regulations and Technology in the Middle East, there has been a further update from the Dubai Health Authority...

This article focuses on "good faith", a key obligation on the parties to a contract governed by UAE law, which may have direct implications on the assessment of the respective parties' performance of those obligations.

One of the fundamental objectives of litigation with an international flavour is to obtain a favourable judgment that is not only valid and enforceable in the country in which it is given but also other countries.

This is the first of two articles which look at various self-help remedies available for the unpaid contractor.

The Supreme Court's landmark decision in HMRC v BlueCrest Capital Management establishes crucial guidance on when LLP members should be taxed as employees rather than partners, focusing on legally conferred governance powers over commercial influence. This ruling will fundamentally reshape how professional services firms, investment managers, and businesses structure their LLP arrangements and assess member status under the salaried members rules.

This should highlight the importance of assessing the level of risk that may arise from a data breach.

Bulk notifications could prove valid even if the scale of the "problem" is not known when the bulk notification is made.

At 18:00 GMT on Sunday 5 November 2017, I, like many others living in offshore financial centres (OFCs), was poised to review the publication of the "Paradise Papers"...

The first plaintiff, Sphere Healthcare Pty Ltd was part of the Aunew group of companies (Aunew Group) and Sphere had been manufacturing therapeutic goods for years at a factory which it leased from Yes Family Pty Ltd, itself a member of the Aunew Group (YF).

A recent judgment against the CEO of oil and gas supplier Qteq for cartel conduct becomes the latest example of regulators seeking to prevent directors and officers from turning to their insurance to pay their civil penalty, and the Federal Court’s willingness to do so.

Recently, the EU has built a model regulated digital economy, which combines market efficiency, sustainability, and the protection of fundamental rights, known as the 'Brussels Effect'.

The Review concluded that major reforms are needed into how the system is designed and how non-compliance is managed.

Legal practitioners should aim to present evidence of a conversation in as much detail as possible.

Recent defamation case emphasises the specificity of evidence required to establish causation for economic loss.

Article is a summary of a recent VSC decision and considers the key findings.

Snapshot of interesting legal issues we are seeing & some takeaways that we expect will resonate cross-jurisdictionally.

Law specifically designed to strengthen cyber security across the whole of the Australian public and private sectors.

Discussion about proposals to reform the legislation governing the regulation of clinical trials of human medicines in the UK.