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In R (Good Law Project and Runnymede Trust) v Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Health & Social Care [2022] EWHC 298 (Admin) the High Court granted a declaration that the Secretary of State...

This newsletter includes links to recent media releases, documents and cases relating to construction and infrastructure.

Ipswich City Council has been selected to trial the largest 'intelligent vehicle' on-road testing program in Australia.

In recent months, the Initiative has gained significant momentum.

Brexit will fundamentally alter the UK's relationship with the EU and will have a profound effect on the landscape of financial services in Europe.

Ghana's Electoral Commission (EC) has announced that a full declaration of results within 72 hours of polls closing tomorrow, 10th December is likely.

The Government's response to climate change has been dominated by decarbonisation projects and the development of new green infrastructure. In this article, ...

Poznan: positioning or posing? . . . Brazil has come forward with a noteworthy commitment, agreeing to adopt an ambitious target for reducing deforestation . . .

The BAP goes on to address the Agency's obligations to ensure the continued viability of the "virtuous cycle of innovation and competition."

Navigating the complexities of the International Trade Commission (ITC) requires comprehensive knowledge of both legal principles and the specific challenges brought on by 337 investigations.

FinTech has become a global phenomenon. Cities such as London, New York, San Francisco, Shenzhen and Singapore have already positioned themselves as a leading FinTech Hubs.

The Wall Street Journal recently published two articles about the EB-5 Regional Center Program: a blog entry and a front page editorial-like review of the program.

Florida House of Representatives Speaker Ray Sansom (R-Fort Walton Beach) has stepped down from the office of speaker.

The Monday Briefing, written by Ian Stewart, Deloitte's Chief Economist in the UK, gives a personal view on topical financial and economic issues.

Artificial intelligence in alternative dispute resolution and international arbitration, in particular, is no longer a tale of the distant future but an objective reality that was given legislative shape last summer at the European Union law level.

As rapid data center construction sparks community backlash, technology companies face mounting pressure to address environmental and human rights concerns through sustainable corporate practices. Grassroots resistance is emerging from fears that communities will bear the burden of higher energy costs, water scarcity, air pollution, and noise while tech companies reap the benefits.

This newsletter includes links to recent media releases, reports and judgments in relation to property and projects.