A recent ruling by the High Court in London on fraudulent breach of warranty claims has reaffirmed that fraud requires ...

Buildings will play an increasingly significant role in helping the UK meet its binding emissions reductions targets, an ...

Social media companies will be required to apply default settings for teenagers aged 16 or 17 in the UK that place “overnight ...

D: The Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) has ruled that sports bodies must strike a careful balance between data protection ...

Recent figures from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) highlight growing reliance on technology to identify non-compliance and ...

A consultation reviewing the availability of capital allowances – a form of tax relief - for pre-development costs on plant ...

Proposed reforms to the UK’s modern slavery regime would transform modern slavery statements from a voluntary compliance ...

An expanded partnership between Dubai’s commodities trading centre and the DIFC Courts is expected to lead to an increase in ...

Four major cloud providers have been designated as ‘critical third parties’ (CTPs) in the UK, bringing them within the direct ...

A ruling by the High Court of England and Wales will bring welcome guidance for developers over powers to access land and ...

Very large online platforms (VLOPs) operating consumer-facing marketplaces in the EU may soon face a new compliance ...

Sports organisations can no longer treat online fan engagement as a purely communications activity. Official apps, livestream ...