Two recent Victorian Supreme Court decisions have reinforced the limited role courts play in arbitration proceedings.

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 ...

Three new UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) consumer protection investigations into concerns that customers were not ...

France has taken another step in its efforts to maintain its position as one of the world’s leading arbitration hubs by ...

Hotel and restaurant operators, airlines, retailers, media companies and event organisers are among the businesses that will ...

Governments, courts and arbitral institutions across the Middle East are promoting consensual dispute resolution as a faster, ...

The Employment Rights Act (ERA) will introduce the most significant overhaul of collective redundancy rules in Great Britain ...

ChatGPT has become the first generative AI service to be brought within scope of the EU’s most stringent online safety laws ...

Technology implementation fails too often because organisations race to use tools before identifying the problem they need to ...

Organisations should be prepared to change the way they assess compliance with privacy law in Australia under major reforms ...

Pharmaceutical manufacturers, technology providers and food producers operating in the Netherlands are among the businesses that could see their supply of raw materials and product components ...

A recent Supreme Court decision has removed a significant procedural hurdle for foreign judgment creditors seeking to pursue ...