Efforts to reduce the EU’s dependency on others for economic, military, and energy security will be reflected in new policy ...

While important implementation details on England’s ban on upwards only rent reviews are still to come, occupiers negotiating ...

The UK government’s newly announced approach to consultations and legal risk assessment could have significant implications ...

A recent ruling by the Upper Tribunal affirms the UK financial services industry’s zero-tolerance approach to non-financial ...

Plans to limit the opportunities to lodge legal challenges that can delay the development of major infrastructure must be ...

The rapid deployment of utility-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) is transforming electricity markets across Europe ...

A group of regulators from nine countries has called for a global standard to be developed to the way online service ...

Changes to the jurisdiction rules for collective redress actions in EU member states would have significant implications for ...

Businesses in the UK hoping to use AI to generate ‘digital replicas’ of people’s voices or appearance, such as for cyber training purposes or to offer a more personalised or immersive experience to ...

Prominent celebrities have raised concerns over how AI imitations of their voice can be generated and disseminated quickly, reopening a debate over the need to enhance UK intellectual property (IP) ...

There are potential gaps in English private law that could leave businesses unable to recover losses in circumstances where ...

Individuals and companies that support unlawful mining in South Africa can expect a tougher enforcement environment under ...