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AI is revolutionizing the mobility and infrastructure sectors, offering efficiency, safety, and cost benefits. However, it also introduces legal challenges related to data privacy, liability, IP rights, and regulatory compliance that require careful management.

On 3 March 2024, the EU Council and Parliament approved Regulation 2024/886 on instant credit transfers in euro, also called the Instant Payments Regulation (IPR).

Advertising, marketing authorisation applications and imports are among the areas targeted by the draft proposals...

Crypto-assets are digital in their nature, but in many ways resemble traditional assets. In line with the EU's Regulation on Markets in Crypto-assets ("MiCAR"), crypto-assets are digital representation...

The Department for Science, Innovation & Technology (DSIT) has released guidance to assist organisations that use artificial intelligence (AI) in recruitment and ensure that they are adhering to the UK.

This week, we look at recent government announcements affecting the long-duration energy storage and the carbon capture and hydrogen sectors, Ofgem's review of capacity market rules, and the world's longest undersea cable linking the UK and Denmark.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Employee Incentives Update. We report on the new UK chancellor's first fiscal event and The Growth Plan 2022 (including improvements to the tax-advantaged...

The value of crypto-funded deals has doubled over the last couple of years, but there are specific challenges for parties and their advisers to be aware of when using crypto or smart contracts.

The decisions in Pindar Scarborough [2024] and Boughey v Toogood [2024], provide welcome clarification following the uncertainty caused by the Insolvency Service's First Review of the Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016.

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has released its finalised guidance on financial promotions on social media, which provides direction for firms and influencers...

The UK's major parties propose different AI approaches: Conservatives maintain a light-touch regulation, while Labour plans to legislate AI safety and regulate deepfakes. Both parties support AI in healthcare, digital infrastructure, and public sector efficiency.

France adopted a law to secure and regulate the digital environment (the so-called SREN law) on 10 April 2024. One of its main objectives is to protect minors from exposure to online pornographic content.

The UK's Labour Party appears to be poised for victory in the general election on 4 July, with a 20 point lead in pre-election opinion polling.

The chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, will deliver his spring Budget on 15 March accompanied by growth and borrowing forecasts from the Office of Budget Responsibility.

DSIT has outlined key considerations to be considered by organisations seeking to procure and deploy AI in the recruitment lifecycle...

The government has launched a consultation on its proposal to develop a cap and floor mechanism designed to overcome the investment barriers it has identified in the long duration...

This week we look at the call for a £58 billion investment to support decarbonisation by 2035, the government's response to the consultation on introducing a CfD Sustainable Industry Reward...

The two main parties fighting to win the UK general election on 4 July 2024 have published their manifestos. The UK has so far taken a light-touch approach to AI regulation...