A series of recent warnings have been sounded by financial regulators and major companies over the risk ‘frontier AI’ poses ...
Anthony Convery tells HRNews how employers should handle workplace access requests when the new trade union rights take ...
New FCA rules on non-financial misconduct have come into force, extending the scope of the conduct rules in non-bank ...
Western Australia will be the first in the country to require developers to participate in a rating scheme launched by the ...
Businesses should review and negotiate force majeure provisions with greater care following a ruling by the English High ...
Three new UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) consumer protection investigations into concerns that customers were not ...
A recent judgement by the South African Constitutional Court provides important guidance on the extraterritorial reach of the ...
Two recent Victorian Supreme Court decisions have reinforced the limited role courts play in arbitration proceedings.
There are several ways that construction businesses can manage cost and programme risk arising from the ongoing Middle East ...
France has taken another step in its efforts to maintain its position as one of the world’s leading arbitration hubs by ...
Proposed changes to South Africa’s public procurement framework could have significant implications for businesses that work ...
As the UK considers its most extensive late payment reforms in more than 25 years, we examine if South Africa should review whether stronger payment rights could improve outcomes for the country’s ...
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