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Consultation response suggests that an inappropriate 'purpose' for making a DSAR could soon be a reason to refuse to respond
New proposals to introduce legally binding targets for Member States on the restoration of habitats
Global trends in climate change litigation reveal a diverse range of causes of action across many sectors. What might this...
It is not just 'carbon majors' that are being sued for climate change-related damage around the world: directors of companies...
It is 20 months since Brexit, but many issues that have arisen in the immigration world since the UK left...
Integrating sustainability into financings while maintaining flexibility of ESG metrics
With a month to go before the Cabinet Office's Procurement Policy Note 06/21 takes effect, bidders for public sector contracts...
With businesses increasingly focused on environmental, social and corporate governance, how can the resolution of disputes via arbitration be made...
Businesses given more time to transition to using the new UKCA mark
State of Qatar v Banque Havilland ruling addresses whether information obtained when investigating allegations made by a whistle-blower has to...
A government consultation is proposing an overhaul of UK consumer and competition law policy.
The UK government has confirmed that the National Security & Investment Act 2021 will fully come into effect on 4...
We look at some of the health and safety measures that employers had put in place prior to the pandemic...
What are the key aspects of the new SCCs and what next steps should businesses take?
With tax authorities often sceptical about the motives behind corporate decision-making, recording and being able to demonstrate the commercial rationale...
Substantial change is now set for the UK M&A landscape, with a wide range of transactions in scope, including current...
A truism: Brexit is a process, not an event. So, 100 days after the UK left the Single Market and...
In the world of pensions, where do you start? Here are our thoughts on the top ten things to think...
There will be a small revolution in the UK legal system from 1 January 2021. It will affect the work...
UK data protection regulator's draft fines regime looks to weigh up the ability to pay proposed penalties, any undue financial...
Quantum computers will support powerful commercial applications by solving currently intractable problems. We consider the pathway to bringing this technology...
It's time to start planning for the reforms that are introducing 'GDPR level' fines for breaches of consumer law –...
How can artificial intelligence tools support our understanding of urban environments and drive the development of smart cities? We report...
Electronic signature platforms have become an invaluable and trusted way to execute documents remotely; in this article we set out...
The government response to Covid-19 raises the possibility that homeworking and the opening and closing of workspaces will be a...
As the impact of Covid-19 prompts businesses to rethink and adapt the ways they work, it is more important than...
As digitalisation moves centre stage across all commercial sectors, what are the expectations on board directors to ensure that they...
Industrial revolution has always gone hand-in-hand with international trade, and the barriers that can create. So, it is no surprise...
Deepfakes represent a major challenge in tackling fake news and upholding trust in the truth. But they also present unique...
Indemnities are an essential part of any contract lawyer's toolkit, and are often a hotly contested aspect of a contract...
It's 4 pm on a Friday when the email lands in the inboxes of Oh See's in-house legal team. There's...
Catherine Hammon and Katie Vickery explore the potential ramifications that the new DCMS code of practice for connected consumer devices...
Larger companies are increasingly looking at equity investment as a way of partnering with and learning from disruptive, fast-growth start-ups...
Dealing with a crisis can create its own risks, including complacency and "crisis fatigue". Internal investigation reports are essential, but...
Cyber security is increasingly prominent and concerning for organisations - but what does this mean for supply chains? Mark Taylor...
Transparency – the disclosure of internal corporate information to the public – is shaping legislation and regulation across the business...
With the protection of data under ever increasing scrutiny and threat, we looked at what you need to do if...
With increased fines for data breaches under GDPR, how have companies responded to potential data security issues?
Welcome news for companies seeking to assert privilege over the fruits of their internal investigations
Consultation response suggests that an inappropriate 'purpose' for making a DSAR could soon be a reason to refuse to respond
New proposals to introduce legally binding targets for Member States on the restoration of habitats
Global trends in climate change litigation reveal a diverse range of causes of action across many sectors. What might this...
It is not just 'carbon majors' that are being sued for climate change-related damage around the world: directors of companies...
It is 20 months since Brexit, but many issues that have arisen in the immigration world since the UK left...
Integrating sustainability into financings while maintaining flexibility of ESG metrics
With a month to go before the Cabinet Office's Procurement Policy Note 06/21 takes effect, bidders for public sector contracts...
With businesses increasingly focused on environmental, social and corporate governance, how can the resolution of disputes via arbitration be made...
Businesses given more time to transition to using the new UKCA mark
State of Qatar v Banque Havilland ruling addresses whether information obtained when investigating allegations made by a whistle-blower has to...
A government consultation is proposing an overhaul of UK consumer and competition law policy.
The UK government has confirmed that the National Security & Investment Act 2021 will fully come into effect on 4...
We look at some of the health and safety measures that employers had put in place prior to the pandemic...
What are the key aspects of the new SCCs and what next steps should businesses take?
With tax authorities often sceptical about the motives behind corporate decision-making, recording and being able to demonstrate the commercial rationale...
Substantial change is now set for the UK M&A landscape, with a wide range of transactions in scope, including current...
A truism: Brexit is a process, not an event. So, 100 days after the UK left the Single Market and...
In the world of pensions, where do you start? Here are our thoughts on the top ten things to think...
There will be a small revolution in the UK legal system from 1 January 2021. It will affect the work...
UK data protection regulator's draft fines regime looks to weigh up the ability to pay proposed penalties, any undue financial...
Quantum computers will support powerful commercial applications by solving currently intractable problems. We consider the pathway to bringing this technology...
It's time to start planning for the reforms that are introducing 'GDPR level' fines for breaches of consumer law –...
How can artificial intelligence tools support our understanding of urban environments and drive the development of smart cities? We report...
Electronic signature platforms have become an invaluable and trusted way to execute documents remotely; in this article we set out...
The government response to Covid-19 raises the possibility that homeworking and the opening and closing of workspaces will be a...
As the impact of Covid-19 prompts businesses to rethink and adapt the ways they work, it is more important than...
As digitalisation moves centre stage across all commercial sectors, what are the expectations on board directors to ensure that they...
Industrial revolution has always gone hand-in-hand with international trade, and the barriers that can create. So, it is no surprise...
Deepfakes represent a major challenge in tackling fake news and upholding trust in the truth. But they also present unique...
Indemnities are an essential part of any contract lawyer's toolkit, and are often a hotly contested aspect of a contract...
It's 4 pm on a Friday when the email lands in the inboxes of Oh See's in-house legal team. There's...
Catherine Hammon and Katie Vickery explore the potential ramifications that the new DCMS code of practice for connected consumer devices...
Larger companies are increasingly looking at equity investment as a way of partnering with and learning from disruptive, fast-growth start-ups...
Dealing with a crisis can create its own risks, including complacency and "crisis fatigue". Internal investigation reports are essential, but...
Cyber security is increasingly prominent and concerning for organisations - but what does this mean for supply chains? Mark Taylor...
Transparency – the disclosure of internal corporate information to the public – is shaping legislation and regulation across the business...
With the protection of data under ever increasing scrutiny and threat, we looked at what you need to do if...
With increased fines for data breaches under GDPR, how have companies responded to potential data security issues?
Welcome news for companies seeking to assert privilege over the fruits of their internal investigations
