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Dispute resolution
Law reforms to keep London an arbitration hot-spot
UK Law Commission proposes welcome reforms to the Arbitration Act following extensive consultation
Artificial intelligence
UK tribunal says ICO had no jurisdiction to rule on US tech group Clearview AI
What does the Clearview tribunal judgment mean for Information Commisioner's Office extra-territorial enforcement?
Regulatory Outlook
Bribery, fraud and anti-money laundering | UK Regulatory Outlook October 2023
Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act | Government launches Independent Review of Disclosure and Fraud Offences
Law Society of England and Wales provides guidance on climate risk governance and greenwashing risks
Guidance highlights importance of being aware of climate-related risks and ESG when advising boards
Real estate
The rollout of UK Electronic Communications Code changes continues one year on
What impact are new rules that have been introduced since last December having on network operators and site providers?
Dispute resolution
Spain's Supreme Court limits prohibition of monetary sentences subject to a discharge order
The ruling emphasises the need to flexibly interpret the prohibition in light of the reasonable grounds of each case
Dispute resolution
Litigation Brief October 2023
Welcome to the latest edition of Osborne Clarke's Litigation Brief
UK ad and competition watchdogs take action against 'greenwashing' hydrogen claims
Businesses and advertisers in the UK are under increased scrutiny from regulators for inaccurate green advertising claims
Navigating restructuring plans
Approaching valuation evidence in English restructuring plans | Podcast
Valuation has a critical role to play in successful plans, but how should valuation evidence be approached?
Dispute resolution
Auditor's duties to third parties: will a disclaimer be enough to prevent liability in England and Wales?
High Court decision serves as reminder that assumption of responsibility is heavily fact and context-specific
Competition, antitrust and trade
General Court finds geo-blocking of video games breaches EU competition law
Commission's finding upheld that Valve and five PC game publishers had anti-competitive 'geo-blocking' agreements
