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The reform of the civil cassation appeal in the Preliminary Draft of Procedural Efficiency Measures
The reform contained in the Preliminary Draft proposes significant modifications to the current regulation of civil cassation appeals. Worth noting
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US corporate crime crackdown announced
Inadequate compliance systems and terms of deferred prosecution agreements in spotlight
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Protections for Indian Overseas Investments
Indian investors with overseas investments will have access to special protections and rights if they structure their investments to qualify
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Climate change litigation: what might be coming down the track in England?
The rise in climate change-related litigation globally means that directors should look closely at the environmental impact of their businesses
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What can be learnt from analysing a decade of arbitration-related cases in the English courts?
New report casts light on how courts treat arbitrations
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Streamlined process implemented by FOS to clear complaint backlog driven by the pandemic
New approach temporarily formalises giving indications of possible outcomes for complaints to help firms reach pragmatic resolutions
Duty of vigilance: comparative regulation in Europe and the UK
Businesses internationally are required more and more to prevent human rights and environment violations – what do existing and proposed
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The FOS consults on a streamlined process to clear pandemic-driven complaint backlog
Financial businesses, consumers and the ombudsman could all benefit from proposals to resolve complaints more quickly and tackle the accumulation
Digitalisation
Digital regulation | The alchemy of a strategic framing for compliance
As the scope of digital regulation continues to expand and sanctions for non-compliance ramp up, how can you turn onerous
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Litigation Brief | October 2021
Drafting dispute resolution clauses and settlement agreements, the future of compulsory ADR, and 'illegitimate pressure' to enter into contract
