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Should a claim be stayed where foreign proceedings arise from the same dispute but are not framed in identical terms?
Osborne Clarke secures a victory in staying a claim brought in England on the basis of proceedings brought in Cyprus
Why suppliers can no longer rely on termination on insolvency rights
The long-awaited revamp of UK insolvency and corporate governance law has introduced significant changes to the effectiveness of termination on
Covid-19 ׀ Lockdown in Belgium: what are the consequences and support measures for your business?
Following the World Health Organisation's announcement on 12 March 2020 that Covid-19 constituted a pandemic, several states have gradually introduced
Covid 19 and Belgian Retail - Law passed confirming delay of summer sales
Last month we informed you that two draft laws regarding the postponement of the sales were pending before the Chamber
Huge GDPR-style fines loom for breaches of consumer law across Europe
Consumer-facing businesses need to focus on compliance as the 'New Deal for Consumers' Omnibus Directive is rolled out and regulators
Coronavirus | Protecting your UK business: an overview
As the UK government begins to lift restrictions, for many there will be a shift in the operational, financial and
Government guidance on responsible contractual behaviour
Overview and analysis of the new guidance from The Cabinet Office and the Infrastructure and Projects Authority
Latest case of force majeure offers lessons for businesses affected by COVID-19
On 24 April 2020, the English High Court issued a new decision concerning force majeure, which will be instructive as
