Communications between members of a ‘client team’ can be covered by legal advice privilege even if they do not involve ...
UK-based banks and insurers have just over a month to ensure they are ready for stringent new rules governing how they manage ...
Firms operating in the UAE’s financial services market should welcome plans for the development of a single rulebook ...
A new freedom of speech complaints system could result in England's universities receiving significant fines if they fail to ...
Employers in South Africa can refer to global regulations and standards as well as domestic legislation and policy to ensure ...
New rules increasing the scope of outsourcing by Dubai’s government should open the doors to service providers looking to ...
A recent decision by the UK Pension Ombudsman (PO) highlights the need for clear and obvious delineation between ...
France’s new confidentiality law introduces privilege for in-house counsel for the first time and may have significant ...
Developers of major infrastructure projects in England – such as roads, railways, and energy networks – will be required to ...
The opening of a consultation on a new children’s online privacy code in Australia marks a significant step in the ongoing ...
Sporting bodies in the UK and Europe will need to take extra care if they look to follow US examples of using biometric data for letting fans into stadiums, an expert has warned.
Laura Kennedy tells HRNews about when employers should start collective consultation in a redundancy exercise with the stakes ...
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