Climate change has had unprecedented levels of publicity recently with the intergovernmental summit in Copenhagen.

As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen the judicial system, Qatar has introduced Judicial Enforcement Law No. 4 of 2024, a groundbreaking law that reshapes how judgments are enforced.

The following legislative changes were adopted in April 2020 in the field of subsoil use and energy, and may be of interest to energy and mining companies that are operating in Russia...

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We are aware that many agencies and hirers have yet to respond to the Agency Workers Regulations 2010 (‘the Regulations’) or are only just starting to do so.

Two recent cases of the High Court have examined the nature and extent of the Court's discretion to refuse to appoint an examiner to a company that is, or is likely to be, unable to pay its debts.

The EU's Council of Ministers voted to adopt the Consumer Rights Directive ("the Directive") on Monday 10 October 2011, following previous approval given by the European Parliament.

Sustainability reporting for biomass was introduced into the Renewable Obligations (RO) in April 2009. The intention was to develop knowledge and expertise ahead of a potentially more rigorous, EU-wide sustainability scheme.

There are also other non-regulatory conditions that affect both MVPDs and OVDs.

M50 Skip Hire & Recycling Limited, a waste collection operator in Dublin, lost its recent High Court challenge of a decision of the Commissioner for Environmental Information to grant access to certain of the Company's waste destination data ...

The Workplace Retirement Income Commission (the "Commission"), established to help the Government meet its commitment to "reinvigorate occupational pensions", has published its final report.

Extravagant packaging, wasted water, lights turned on all night - all could be under threat by the Recycling Economy Promotion Law, which comes into effect on January 1 2009.

Digital currency has been arousing a lot of interest for some time.

The DWP has issued a consultation on automatic small defined contribution (DC) pot consolidation. This proposes that from 2030, dormant DC pots worth £1,000 or less would have to be transferred automatically to an approved small pot consolidator scheme, unless the member opts out. The consultation seeks views on the government’s plans for how this would work across occupational and contract-based auto-enrolment schemes.

The UK Department of Energy and Climate Change ("DECC") published on 18 January 2011 its public consultation on the "Implementation of changes to the Paris and Brussels Conventions on nuclear third party liability" (the "Consultation").

Our previous article focussed on how businesses can continue to enter into agreements and make decisions remotely in the altered corporate and commercial landscape existing due

The deadline relates to that last principle.

We recently contributed the Isle of Man chapter to the Eversheds Sutherland Horizon Scanning - Betting and Gaming quarterly review, an interactive guide to keep readers informed about the key...