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Ofcom has commenced a consultation on proposals to extend spectrum trading to maritime and satellite earth station spectrum licences.

Yesterday the Government has launched a consultation to change the provisions dealing with the treatment of extensions to installations under the UK Feed-in Tariff scheme

The European Parliament has published a working document on amending the Rome II Regulation, which decides the law that will govern non-contractual obligations between parties in most civil and commercial matters.

The general position in Ireland is that restrictive covenants are void and unenforceable as restraints of trade.

The International Association for Contract and Commercial Management (IACCM) has published its annual report on the most negotiated terms in business contracts.

What? The FT has reported that in response to a spike in market turbulence, consumer internet companies Groupon and Zynga have postponed plans to go public this month.

Energy Partner at international law firm Eversheds, Marcus Trinick has been appointed as Queen's Counsel; the only solicitor-advocate to be awarded silk status in 2010.

The most recent revision of the Swiss Cartel Act will enter into force as of 1 January 2022. The new rules introduce the concept of relative market power.

The Commercial Division of the High Court recently refused to grant an injunction to EMI and other record companies against UPC, an Internet Service Provider (ISP). Kate Colleary examines the decision and its consequences.

New rules governing the use of internet cookies and other similar technologies have come into force following the Irish transposition of an EU Directive.

On 30 April 2010 the Minister for Communication, Energy and Natural Resources announced his intention to add a number of major Irish sporting events to those that must be broadcast free-to-air on terrestrial television. The most vocal opponents to the proposal have been The Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU). Stephen D’Ardis hits the ruck.

Explore the latest regulatory developments, market trends, and legal updates shaping the finance sector. This horizon scanner provides essential insights for financial institutions navigating an evolving compliance landscape and emerging business challenges.

Ireland’s economy received a welcome endorsement recently when its status as a leading location for foreign direct investment (FDI) was confirmed by The World Bank in its Investing Across Borders 2010 survey.

The Arbitration Act 2010 (the 'Act') came into effect on 8 June last year. It applies to all arbitrations beginning on or after that date.

A commencement order supporting the Companies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 2009 (the "2009 Act") has now been signed into law, giving immediate full effect to a new procedure for corporate investment funds to relocate to Ireland from other jurisdictions or vice versa.

UCITS IV legislation is signed into law.

Welcome to our June UK labor law quarterly update. This edition contains the following content...