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Digitalisation
EU proposes new approach to liability for artificial intelligence systems
Claimants would be supported with rights to disclosure of information and presumptions of causality
Future of work
AI in the employment lifecycle: what pro-innovation regulation means for employers
The UK government's policy paper on AI governance and regulation has significant implications for the workplace
Tech, Media and Comms
UK chancellor's 'mini-budget' proposes amendments to draft infrastructure legislation
Signals positive changes for telecom operators enabling easier access to telegraph poles on private land
Regulatory Outlook
Competition | Regulatory Outlook September 2022
Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum publishes its terms of reference | Compare the Market's appeal against £17.9 million fine upheld |
Regulatory Outlook
Advertising and Marketing | Regulatory Outlook September 2022
Enforcement notice on advertising Kenalog injections | CAP and BCAP launch consultation on mid-contract price rises in telecoms ads |
Regulatory and compliance
NHS procurement breach not 'sufficiently serious' to award damages
High Court decision raises prospect for claimants of being denied damages even if they succeed in a liability trial
Financial Services
Consumer finance firms: who is in scope of the new Consumer Duty?
Before moving to implementation planning, firms need to make sure whether and where they are caught by the rules
Banking and finance
To defer or not to defer, that is a consideration
What are the fundamentals of deferred consideration on bolt-on acquisitions from a legal, non-accounting perspective?
Real estate
UK tribunal clarifies Electronic Communications Code renewals involving concurrent lessees
Judgment guides on a 'gap' in the telecoms regime when site providers grant a concurrent lease to a third party
Tech, Media and Comms
Telecoms network and service providers to implement new security measures in UK by 2024
UK government to introduce new regulation and code of practice
Retail and Consumer
UK High Court finding on trade marks and bad faith 'evergreening' set for appeal
A supermarket dispute can go to the Court of Appeal over the decision to accept a strike-out application
