Plans to relax data protection laws to facilitate AI development and use in the EU have been outlined as part of a series of ...

Copyright works can subsist within AI models, the Regional Court of Munich has ruled, in a case that has potentially profound ...

Companies failing to provide adequate cyber security for key UK infrastructure face heavy fines under new powers announced yesterday.

A new standard has been launched by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) in a bid to strengthen sustainability assurance in the UK. The voluntary ISSA (UK) 500 (115-page / 1.77MB PDF) has been ...

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 will recalibrate how student housing in England is managed and let, owing to a raft of reforms that will alter the status of some tenancies and the grounds for landlords ...

The competitive and demanding nature of the construction industry means that managing, avoiding and resolving risk is essential to commercial success. Our specialist knowledge and global experience ...

The opportunities to drive the international response to climate change against a backdrop of political uncertainty should be increasingly unlocked at the United Nations’ global climate conference ...

The introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) into EU law in 2018 not only had a profound impact on organisations based in Europe – it has shaped data protection practices globally ...

All commercial contracts contain a number of ‘boilerplate’ clauses, which are often seen as standard add-ons to the main terms and conditions of the contract. One such boilerplate clause relates to ...

Providers and deployers of so-called ‘high-risk’ AI systems will be subject to significant regulatory obligations when the EU AI Act takes effect, with enhanced thresholds of diligence, initial risk ...

Recent amendments to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) Labor Law, and Implementing Regulations, reflect the government’s commitment to modernising labour regulations and promoting fair treatment in ...