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Regulatory Outlook
Artificial intelligence | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2024
Government's response to AI white paper | UK AI and copyright voluntary code of practice dropped | Guidance on AI
Regulatory Outlook
Advertising and marketing | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2024
EU Parliament and Council formally adopt their positions on directive to empower consumers for the green transition | EU Commission
Financial Services
International Funds Legal Update | 27 February 2024
Further progress on the overseas funds regime and the arrival of the final AIFMD II text
Regulatory and compliance
European Commission proposes amendments to medical device regulations
Phased approach to medical devices aims to enhance transparency and safety with a broader implementation timeframe
Retail and Consumer
UK rail regulator increases focus on online ticket retailing, hidden fees and 'drip pricing'
What is good practice for train-ticket retailers when displaying prices and fees and providing online information?
Real estate
First-Tier Tribunal rules against building owner in first contested remediation contribution order
'Just and equitable test' when requiring a party to contribute to remediating costs under the Building Safety Act 2022
Tech, Media and Comms
Technology, Media, and Communications Annual Review 2024: key themes
AI, digital regulation, M&A and emerging 'inclusive' policies are among the areas of focus for this year's review
Regulatory and compliance
Reform of the Veterinary Medicines Regulations 2013 takes shape for GB
Modernisation of the regulatory framework aims to reduce the administrative burden for businesses in Great Britain
Financial Services
UK financial regulator sets out framework for reviewing its rules
The review explains how the FCA Handbook will be monitored and action could be taken when rules do not work
Financial Services
UK set to extend variable recurring payments beyond 'me to me' use cases
Expansion due in third quarter may boost greater uptake of the open banking payment method
High Court rules in UK’s third-ever cartel damages judgment
Osborne Clarke acts for successful corporate claimants in damages claim relating to a worldwide LCD panels cartel
Retail and Consumer
English court finds trade mark valid for oat-based drinks despite use of the term 'milk'
High Court rules that the UKIPO wrongly found mark invalid and did not breach regulation on use of term 'milk'
