ArticleFERC Adopts Major Interconnection Process ReformsOn July 28, 2023, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ("FERC") issued Order No. 2023, directing interconnection reforms intended to address the current queue backlogs...United StatesEnergy and Natural ResourcesLinklaters LLP
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ArticleBig Changes To PAYE - RTIDo you know what RTI is? It stands for Real Time Information. If you are none the wiser, you are probably not alone. Many companies are only just beginning to realise what a huge change it will be. United KingdomTaxLinklaters
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ArticleU.S. Supreme Court Declines To Stay Enforcement Of EPA's Power Plant Greenhouse Gas Emissions RuleOn October 16, 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court issued an Order denying emergency requests from 28 different states, various industry groups, and energy companies...United StatesEnergy and Natural ResourcesLinklaters LLP
ArticleAfrican Election Insights Series: KenyaThe Kenyan general election (comprising presidential, parliamentary and local county elections) is scheduled to take place on 8 August 2017. KenyaGovernment, Public SectorLinklaters
ArticleName, Image And Likeness: IRS Says Many NIL Collectives Do Not Benefit From Tax ExemptionThe Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently released a memorandum addressing the development of paid name, image and likeness (NIL) opportunities for collegiate...United StatesTaxLinklaters LLP
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ArticleAcceleration Of Digitalisation And The Role Of FintechThe lockdown measures implemented during the Covid-19 crisis have provided an extended proof of concept for a remote living and working model.GlobalTechnologyLinklaters
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ArticleUK Corporate Update - February 2017The High Court has indicated that general manifestations of a group identity should not be enough to fix a parent company with a duty of care for its foreign subsidiaries. United KingdomCorporate/Commercial LawLinklaters
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ArticleEuropean Commission Adopts Guidelines Concerning "Pass-On" Of Cartel OverchargesOver the past decade it has become easier for claimants within the EU to bring damages actions seeking compensation for loss suffered because of cartel or other anticompetitive conduct.European UnionAntitrust/Competition LawLinklaters
ArticleNew French Copyright ActAfter months of discussions, the French Copyright Act was finally enacted on 1 August. The so-called DADVSI Act is 52 sections long and divided into 5 parts. Its main purpose is to implement the Directive on Copyright and Related Rights in the Information Society (2001/29).FranceIntellectual PropertyLinklaters
ArticleLending In A Changing ClimateIn the past, banks perceived the environmental and social issues associated with their client base as mainly a matter of credit risk, with direct exposure likely to arise only in the event that they were obliged to enforce security or if they otherwise became closely involved in management of a borrower’s business or property.United KingdomEnvironmentLinklaters - Environmental Group
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