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Tax

UK government consults on extending VAT liability rules on online marketplaces

The government is seeking views on proposals that would make online marketplaces responsible for accounting for VAT on sales by
Mergers and acquisitions

M&A in uncertain times: a UK perspective

Structural shifts in the UK M&A environment have brought regulatory, contractual and pricing risk allocation into much sharper focus for
The Building Safety Act

Wales legislates for broader building safety remediation powers

England's remediation and contribution orders model is adopted with potentially greater scope and ministerial discretion
Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)

CJEU Grand Chamber clarifies the 'coordinated field' and hosting liability under the E-Commerce Directive

Landmark rulings on country-of-origin protection and hosting safe harbours are significant for digital service operators
Dispute resolution

The new DIHK Arbitration Court – an initial assessment after one and a half years

How the new arbitration institution is positioning itself and what it means for small and medium-sized enterprises
Life Sciences and Healthcare

Reimbursement in Poland — What's changing?

The PPO President formally transmitted a comprehensive review of accession conditions to the Minister of Justice the first structured inter-institutional
Energy and Energy Transition

Wind power repowering and industrial self-consumption: the key elements of the draft Royal Decree the Spanish Government intends to approve

MITECO has opened a public consultation period on the draft Royal Decree on urgent measures relating to grid access and
Energy and Energy Transition

Van storing naar strategie: voorbereid zijn op een black-out

Afgelopen zondag schakelde Enexis in de regio Tilburg bewust de stroom af voor circa 18.000 huishoudens en bedrijven. Niet door
Life Sciences and Healthcare

English High Court finds government acted unlawfully in introducing regulations on lighter-touch approach to gene editing

Uncertainty remains about what will happen to the regulations as minister acted irrationally and failed to make adequate enquiries over
Dispute resolution

France extends legal privilege for the first time to in-house counsel

A new law giving statutory protections to company lawyers marks a significant shift in French corporate legal practice
International arbitration

Beyond Memorials: Will AI Re-engineer Arbitration’s Written Phase?

Could a shared initial LLM-generated synthesis of issues and evidence do the organisational work of sequential memorials more efficiently, while