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Employers are increasingly looking at the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in their workplace and the legal risks and practical considerations this brings.

Dit is het tweede deel in onze reeks over de wijzigingen in het Belgisch recht als gevolg van de recente hervormingen van het Burgerlijk Wetboek (Boek VI). U kan hier de inleiding terug vinden.

The new Whistleblowing Directive (2019/1937) is due to be implemented by EU Member States by the end of 2021. Businesses operating in the EU will need to review their policies and procedures in line with Member States' requirements.

With the election of a new Labour government, employers should prepare for new regulatory changes, including revised sexual harassment prevention duties under the Worker Protection Act 2023 and possible enforcement actions by the EHRC.

This month, we consider developments ranging from updated HMRC guidance on the McCloud remedy through to some recent Pensions Ombudsman decisions.

The government has announced that the procurement targets for the forthcoming Capacity Market auctions will increase. The secretary of state for energy security and net zero...

Environmental Crime Directive published in Official Journal | UK Forest Risk Commodities scheme on the back burner | CSDDD receives final votes. The Environmental Crime Directive was published...

HM Treasury has published the draft Payment Services (Amendment) Regulations 2024. These aim to tackle push payment fraud by enabling banks and payment service providers...

Following the announcement of the UK general election being called for 4 July 2024, Parliament has been prorogued.

The new UK government's policies could impact the construction sector, which faces labor shortages and high insolvency rates. Additionally, the Supreme Court ruled collateral warranties are not "construction contracts."

The Corporate Sustainability and Human Rights Due Diligence Directive (CS3D) was established on May 24, 2024, to compel companies to promote sustainable development and progress towards sustainability actively.

The CE ("Conformité Européenne") marking of conformity is typically required to demonstrate a product's compliance with applicable European Union legislation.

Stakeholder input will influence guidelines for AI Act implementation in healthcare and medical technologies

It is common practice for group financings that the lender requests to limit the right of subrogation of the obligors. This is to avoid a situation where the obligors would subrogate in the claims...

It is common practice for group financings that the lender requests to limit the right of subrogation of the obligors. This is to avoid a situation where the obligors would subrogate...

Dividends must comply with legal requirements to avoid being unlawful, leading to serious consequences for shareholders, directors, and the company. Unlawful dividends can be remedied by addressing issues, appropriating profits, and executing release deeds. Legal, tax, and accounting advice is essential.

On 25 October 2023, the Supreme Court handed down the long-awaited judgment in HMRC v Vermilion Holdings Ltd, unanimously allowing HMRC's appeal.