UK courts asked to deviate from judgments issued in group litigation order (GLO) test cases must consider current law, not the law in place at the time of the test case ruling, when determining ...

There is an emerging trend of Chinese companies winning the right to enforce judgments issued in China in the UK, experts ...

Recent changes to labour regulation in Egypt represent a decisive shift in how the Egyptian state understands work, workers, ...

Recent rulings by Europe’s top court on issues for sports governing organisations around competition law highlight the ...

As the country tightens its rules on data centres, developers who secure water and power assets early on will be best ...

Changes by new UK prime minister Andy Burnham to his cabinet risk causing significant disruption to the country’s new cyber ...

The EU General Court has given important guidance on how the European Commission should apply the EU’s Digital Markets Act ...

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU), working alongside European Athletics and a number of leading female athletes, has ...

Britain’s energy regulator plans to introduce a new fee and milestones to weed “non-viable” data centre projects” out of the ...

A recent determination by the UK Pensions Ombudsman (PO) confirms that where there are multiple beneficiaries following the ...

With attention returning to domestic soccer after the World Cup, the focus for many organisations and observers will be what ...

An increase in workforce restructuring, factory closures and collective redundancies across Germany is creating a new ...