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Energy and Energy Transition
Smart Power | How to make an 'orderly exit' from O&M agreements on renewable energy assets
What should be considered by an owner seeking to exit an operation and maintenance contract?
Future-proofing supply chains
MOVEit ransomware attack highlights importance of managing supply-chain cyber risks
UK and international breaches are a timely reminder that organisations need to properly assess supply chain security
Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)
Wireless Infrastructure Strategy maps role for the future of telecoms in the UK
What is the background to the UK government strategy, its main measures and its potential implications?
Artificial intelligence
Rise of the machines: AI is opening up a new front in the war on cyber crime
All new technologies create opportunities for criminals and it is a constant race to stay ahead of the latest threats
Real estate
The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 to apply to existing rented residential properties
Landlords should be aware that all residential occupation contracts in Wales, whenever granted, will require written statement
Regulatory Outlook
Advertising and marketing | UK Regulatory Outlook May 2023
ASA and FCA promote rules on advertising financial products | EU directive on empowering consumers for the green transition: environmental
Dispute resolution
High Court rules on substantial modification test in the UK Public Contract Regulations
Judgment considers when changes are substantial and need to be in a 'safe harbour' to proceed without new procurement
Blockchain
Defending claims against crypto exchanges in English law: the surprising benefit of turning up
High Court decision raises hurdle for crypto-fraud victims when tracing into the pooled assets of 'bona fide' exchanges
Real estate
Long-awaited Renters' (Reform) Bill introduced to UK Parliament
Reforms to the UK's private rented sector finally arrive four years after the government's response to consultation
Real estate
Heads of terms in England and Wales: take care they do not bind
Recent ruling highlights the need to state expressly that wording doesn't intend to create legally binding obligations
Dispute resolution
Liability creep in England: when can parent company directors be held liable as de facto directors of subsidiaries?
Recent High Court case serves as reminder of the risk of being found liable
