Global Enforcement Outlook: how the ESG agenda will shape enforcement risk & response
For major companies, environmental, social and governance issues are not a new phenomenon, but the spotlight has intensified. There is...
For major companies, environmental, social and governance issues are not a new phenomenon, but the spotlight has intensified. There is...
Following publication of the final recommendation of the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to the Secretary of State last November,...
The UK government is reviewing its biological security strategy and has issued a multi-disciplinary call for evidence from health and...
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On February 24, 2022, the United States, UK, and EU imposed significant new...
The European Commission has, after some intensive internal discussions, unveiled its proposal on a Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence...
As the UK emerges out of the Covid-19 pandemic, there is an even greater focus on the positive role diversity can play in improving...
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February 22, 2022
Comprehensive Sanctions on Separatist-Controlled Territory, Designations, and...
Late in 2020 we blogged about the Spanish government (a left-wing coalition between the Socialist Party and Unidas Podemos) announcing...
Moving from Government restrictions to ‘personal responsibility’, yesterday the UK Prime Minister announced his ‘living with Covid-19’
Can the limitation period to bring cartel damages claims ever start running prior to the publication of a competition authority’s...
As we have noted elsewhere in our Global Enforcement Outlook series, we expect to see rising enforcement activity over the next year, as...
Within the framework of its efforts to increase the employment rate of the Belgian individuals between 20 and 64 years to 80 per cent by...
As consumer awareness has grown around the potential impact on the environment of the products and services we use, so has demand for...
The renewable energy sector is booming. Fueled by increasing government incentives and private sector demands towards energy transition,...
The UK’s Department for Health and Social Care has announced that NHS England will lead a ‘world first’ pilot using algorithmic impact...
In a 26 January 2022 judgment, the General Court has partially overturned the Commission’s 2009 decision and entirely overturned the...
According to European Commission President von der Leyen, “[t]he European Chips Act will be a game changer for the global competitiveness...
The most hotly debated issue raised by the European Commission’s draft revised EU distribution rules published in July 2021 was probably...
On 28 January 2022, Mr Justice Hildyard handed down a summary of his long-awaited judgment in Autonomy Corporation Limited and others v...
Measures aimed at reducing the spread of COVID-19 remain a priority for global employers. Last year saw the emergence of a global...
The UK Parliament today passed legislation that expands the power of the UK Government to impose Russia sanctions.
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Given the opportunities for money laundering, fraud and other financial crime that government responses to the pandemic presented, it is...
On 31 January the UK Government published a press release and accompanying policy paper titled "The Benefits of Brexit: How the UK is...
We are delighted to share the seventh edition of our annual top trends analysis: International Arbitration in 2022: top trends
In this...
A contract award for a project funded by a multilateral development bank (MDB) can often be a lucrative opportunity for a company to...
As we start a new lunar year, we look ahead to the heavy regulatory agenda planned for 2022 in Hong Kong. These include the introduction...
The Financial Conduct Authority’s long-awaited 2022 Strategic Review of Retail Banking Business Models finds that digital...
The pandemic has forced employers to navigate endless legal and practical challenges, exposing themselves to a variety of potential...
On 22 December 2021, the European Commission published a draft proposal for a directive to prevent the misuse of shell entities for tax...
The legal system of Saudi Arabia is based primarily on Shari’a law. Uniquely in the Arab world, it has incorporated a vast body of Shari’a
As the energy transition gathers pace, renewable energy projects are on the rise, with investors and project owners alike keen to take...
As the Biden administration enters its second year, it is anticipated that the US will continue to sharpen its approach on sanctions....
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