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As implementation of the European Copyright Directive continues, we look at the most recent developments and at what is coming down the track...

The CNMC submits the proposed Resolution to the public information procedure establishing the process for the management of connections of biomethane generation plants to the transport or distribution gas grid.

We have previously reported on the new statutory Code of Practice on Dismissal and Re-engagement. This is expected to come into force in July 2024.

The government has this week published a consultation setting out its proposal to introduce "modest fees" to the Employment Tribunal (ET) and Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT).

This month, the developments we consider include the publication of the Pensions Regulator's long-awaited general code, some important changes relating to the recoupment...

This week we look at Ofgem's support of the ESO's latest proposals for reforming the grid connections process, RenewableUK's proposal for co-location to accelerate an integrated energy system...

The Court of Appeal's ruling in R (on the application of World Uyghur Congress) v National Crime Agency clarifies that acquiring criminal property for "adequate consideration" does not cleanse it of criminal status for subsequent parties. This has significant implications for AML compliance, requiring firms to reassess due diligence processes and potential use of Defence Against Money Laundering applications.

There is a huge market for sustainable investment products, resulting in a growing number of products marketed as such. As this demand grows, so does the risk of "greenwashing"...

The EU AI Act, effective from 1 August 2024, mandates compliance by February 2025 for prohibited AI practices. The UK, despite omitting an AI bill from the King's Speech, signals possible future regulations. The EU's amendment to the EuroHPC Regulation facilitates AI startup access to supercomputers.

The UK government plans new Cyber Security and Resilience and Digital Information and Smart Data Bills to bolster critical infrastructure defenses. Additionally, an NCSC advisory highlights Chinese state-sponsored cyber threats, urging organizations to enhance cybersecurity measures.

Logistics is the backbone of global trade, looking at the seamless flow of goods, services and information. Logistics is not just about the end-to-end journey but also about the intricate details that make up each step...

As sustainability becomes an integral part of developing and managing property, the possibility of a claim of greenwashing is now an important risk to manage...

Compliance with Europe's upcoming regulation laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (AI) is essential for life sciences and healthcare companies relying on the rapidly developing transformative technology.

Senior living developments present an opportunity to meet demand, ease the healthcare and housing crises and decarbonise the housing sector...

The determination as to whether a charge over a valuable asset is fixed or floating can be crucial to a creditor's recovery in an insolvency.

In March 2023, following a review of pro-innovation regulation conducted by Sir Patrick Vallance, then the government's chief scientific adviser, the government agreed to produce...

Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd v Medley Assets Ltd is the latest decision on opposed lease renewals where the ruling has been in the tenant's favour when a landlord is opposing a tenant's request...

This week we look at some of the energy policies of the new Labour government, the growth in renewable and low-carbon electricity generation across the EU, the development of new standardised...