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The Online Safety Bill received Royal Assent on 26 October 2023, becoming the Online Safety Act 2023 (OSA).

There is significant interest among investment funds in investing in the roll-out and take up of fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) networks in the UK which, along with incentives from the UK government...

The Chancellor used the Autumn Statement 2023 to set out 110 measures with the stated aim of boosting the economy.

In the fifth in our series of briefings following the passing of the Energy Act 2023 (the Act) on 26 October 2023, our team at Norton Rose Fulbright look at the framework adopted under the Act...

As the world enters the age of artificial intelligence, the use of technology in the legal sector continues to create interpretative difficulties and misunderstandings...

The FRC's 2024 reports highlight evolving governance standards: increased adoption of pre-emption principles, improvements in Code compliance, and emphasis on risk management and stakeholder engagement. Meanwhile, the FCA fined an executive for MAR breaches, reinforcing regulatory expectations.

In the recent decision of Limbu & Ors v Dyson Technology Ltd & Ors [2023] EWHC 2592 (KB), the English High Court declined to exercise jurisdiction over claims against Dyson related...

On 23 November 2023, the UK government published its response to the consultation paper on the Hague Convention of 2 July 2019 on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments...

The High Court has sanctioned four restructuring plans1 in respect of the Cineworld group, ruling that prior undertakings given by the companies to exclude certain leasehold claims from a future.

In Litasco SA v Der Mond Oil & Gas Africa SA & another [2023] EWHC 2866 (Comm), the High Court granted summary judgment in favour of Litasco SA (Litasco) in relation to a claim...

The general election in the UK has now been called. There is a general view within the market that if the Labour party comes to power in the upcoming election...

On 23 January 2024, the English Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the first ever appeal of a restructuring plan under Part 26A of the Companies Act 2006.

Generative AI's growing role in international arbitration can enhance arbitrator selection, streamline evidence processes, and reduce costs, but raises challenges in bias, confidentiality, and potential award disputes.

Africa is considered to be disproportionately affected by global temperature rise and is projected to experience escalating physical climate risks....

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled in TR v Land Hessen (C-768/21) that a supervisory authority is not obligated to impose an administrative fine following a data breach under the GDPR if it is unnecessary, inappropriate, or disproportionate. Authorities have discretion to decide on corrective actions based on the specific circumstances of the breach. If the data controller has already taken necessary steps to address and prevent recurrence, a fine may not be imposed. This decision influen

The TNFD recently published the final version of its recommendations to identify, assess, manage and disclose nature-related issues (the Recommendations). The framework provides organisations...

Banks face increasing litigation and regulatory risks over account closures. A recent report highlights significant SME account terminations, prompting scrutiny. Banks must balance risk management with fair customer treatment, complying with evolving regulations to mitigate potential legal challenges.

The UK House of Lords Select Committee urges stronger Modern Slavery Act reforms, including mandatory due diligence and forced labor import bans, aligning the UK with global standards and reducing compliance burdens for multinational companies.