Bill (DUAB) has been approved by UK law makers and will impact how businesses across sectors can realise the value of data.

As the UK government sets out the outcomes from its spending review on Wednesday, it will need to find ways to incentivise ...

Multi-tier arbitration agreements, also known as escalation clauses, are becoming increasingly common in commercial contracts, particularly in complex sectors like construction and infrastructure.

A German court’s decision to dismiss a Peruvian farmer’s climate claims against energy firm RWE could shape future climate litigation, experts have said. Despite dismissing the case, which was ...

A new ruling could help businesses enforce foreign rulings in Ireland in cases where claims were pursued with the benefit of third-party funding – even though that funding model is generally ...

The UK government’s plans to relax existing rules and regulation on returning funding surplus in defined benefit (DB) pension schemes to scheme employers will accelerate discussions between employers ...

Defamation law practitioners should be aware of two recent cases before the Irish courts that offer context on online defamatory comments and when extensions to the time limit for making a claim can ...

As the UK government sets out the outcomes from its spending review on Wednesday, it will need to find ways to incentivise private investment in new and existing infrastructure to meet its own growth ...

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A new ruling by the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) will influence the debate over whether, and to what extent, litigation funding arrangements should be regulated in England and Wales, experts have ...

The UK government has confirmed it will proceed with introducing legislation aimed at removing online content related to illegal knives and other offensive weapons. The announcement follows a public ...