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Government response to IoT consultation sets out 'Secure by Design' policy
The government has released a policy paper on the security of connected devices, setting out its intention to regulate IoT
HFSS Foods: New restrictions in the UK
The Queen's Speech has confirmed plans for new restrictions in the UK on foods that are high in fat, salt
Product liability claims worth less than £25,000 should be on Portal
Insist that the claim is subject to the PL Protocol and fixed costs will apply
Pandemic highlights need for FCA to change approach to forbearance
Our series on the Woolard Review concludes with a look at the UK financial regulators measures on forbearance and how
French government looks to support the 'ecological transition' of print media
New recommendations point the way for government and France's print media to turn the constraints of environmental liability into an
Reform of France's audiovisual sector takes major step forward
Legislation is poised to create a new merged regulatory watchdog with increased powers to fight digital piracy, disinformation and online
UK poised to require 'right to repair' information for consumers
Manufacturers face new ecodesign and energy labelling regulations due to be introduced this summer
Brexit: The first 100 days
A truism: Brexit is a process, not an event. So, 100 days after the UK left the Single Market and
How to label and advertise non-alcoholic drinks across Europe
Non-alcoholic drinks are a huge growth area, but are subject to very different marketing regulations in different countries
Repurposing Retail – Turnover Rents (Trends and Drafting)
Looking at the latest developments in turnover leases and concessions
OC Consumer Briefing | What implications does the New Deal for Consumers have for the "dual quality" products sold in the EU and what steps do businesses need to take to comply?
The New Deal for Consumers introduces new legislation designed to protect consumers from receiving goods which are of an inferior
