The Democratic Unionist Party has recently agreed with the Conservative Party to “support the government on legislation pertaining to the...
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Complex transactions are subject to an increased level of antitrust scrutiny by competition authorities. This often results in extended...
In an decision issued on Wednesday 21 June (Case C-621/15 - N.W, L.W, C.W v Sanofi Pasteur MSD SNC), the ECJ has attempted to grapple, in...
The CJEU has held that making available and managing a peer-to-peer file-sharing site like ‘The Pirate Bay’ may be copyright...
The Queen’s Speech today continued to emphasise the importance of consumer protection in the government’s legislative agenda. The...
Although somewhat overshadowed by the eight Brexit-related Bills, today’s Queen’s Speech announced the government’s plans for a new Data...
A sale of shares in a company will not ordinarily engage the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (as...
The European Commission recently published the findings of its analysis of EU consumer law rules, following its review of six consumer...
A year since the launch of the Equal Representation in Arbitration Pledge, the international arbitration community celebrates its...
It is a scenario that happens all too often within global businesses: upon hearing of potential misconduct or a possible legal dispute,...
The European Commission has launched a public consultation on whether to change the Database Directive, which gives legal protection to...
Legal professional privilege (LPP) has once again been in the spotlight in Europe, with three decisions in the UK and Germany in the last...