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As the global economy continues to deal with the fallout of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses are likely to have concerns about their supply chain and negotiations...

IN SA the sea and the seashore were previously regulated by the Sea-Shore Act of 1935. In order to align the regulation of this sensitive environmental zone in line with the constitution and environmental specific legislation such as the National Environmental Management Act of 1998, the National Environmental Management Integrated Coastal Management Bill (“the Coastal Management Act”) has been enacted.

Explore how artificial intelligence is transforming mergers and acquisitions by making deal-making more accessible to a broader range of buyers and investors.

Explore the latest commercial legal developments and regulatory updates from across Europe in this curated collection of insights. This edition covers key business law changes, compliance requirements, and strategic considerations affecting multiple jurisdictions from Austria to the United Kingdom.

At a recent meeting of the EU Employment and Social Affairs Council, agreement was finally reached after many years in relation to the working time opt-out and definitions of on-call time, as well as new proposals to extend employment protection to temporary agency workers.

Explore how artificial intelligence is transforming mergers and acquisitions by making deal-making more accessible to a broader range of buyers and investors. Discover the technological innovations reshaping traditional M&A processes and democratizing access to sophisticated transaction tools.

A new Regulation for Energy Generation, Transmission, Distribution and Supply was approved in Angola on 25 March by way of Presidential Decree no. 76/21 ("EGTDS Regulation").

An update on the recent statistics published by NERA, the employment law watchdog tasked with ensuring that employers comply with their employment law obligations.

Através do Decreto-Lei n.º 34/2021, de 14 de Maio, foi aprovado o regime do procedimento de injunção em matéria de arrendamento e regulamentado o Serviço de Injunção em Matéria de Arrendamento

The Healthcare IT Law introduces new legal requirements for entities in the healthcare sector.

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Eversheds Sutherland provides essential legal information and disclaimers regarding the use of materials on their website, clarifying the scope and limitations of the content provided. The page outlines important considerations for users accessing legal resources and connects visitors with legal professionals Jennifer Fitzmaurice and Sarah Maylor. Understanding these terms is crucial for anyone seeking to utilize the firm's online resources appropriately.

In recent judicial review proceedings - R (on the application of Infinis and Infinis Re-Gen Limited) v the Gas and Electricity Markets Authority, the High Court has found that Infinis should be entitled to damages in respect of breaches of its human rights by the Gas and Electricity Markets Authority (Ofgem).

As green issues become more and more topical for retailers, 6 April 2008 sees the introduction of two new pieces of legislation with direct impact upon the sector; the Energy Performance of Buildings Regulations 2007, and the Site Waste Management Plans Regulations 2008.

Eversheds Sutherland provides legal and other services through various separate and distinct legal entities operating globally. This resource page offers access to legal insights and information while clarifying the firm's organizational structure and the limitations of materials provided on their website.

The Information Commissioner's Office (the 'ICO') has just released details of its July audit of certain of Google's privacy procedures.

The auction process for the UK’s 4G telecoms licences has suffered further delay.