With one year until new rules on ‘high-risk’ AI systems take effect in the EU, pharmaceutical companies using AI in the ...

The new EU and US trade deal averts a ‘trade war’ and should in principle provide businesses with welcomed stability, even if ...

An emerging row over claims a suspended South African CEO attempted to bribe a journalist to suppress investigations into her financial dealings highlights the need for companies to have rigorous anti ...

Despite legislative change, recent developments underscore the continued relevance of South Africa’s primary piece of legislation influencing agricultural land development, highlighting the ...

New proposals to further regulate and licence non-surgical cosmetic procedures (NSCPs) in England and Scotland are welcome, but the governments must act quickly to ensure this “wild west” system has ...

As supermarket chain Asda is fined more than half a million pounds for selling out-of-date food, UK businesses must act to ensure food safety is not compromised, experts say.

Evolving case law highlights the important issues to be considered when seeking recognition of foreign insolvency proceedings in England and Wales.

New draft legislation from the Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs (BMAS) aims to comprehensively reform and strengthen occupational pension schemes, but it remains to be seen whether this ...

The Unified Patent Court (UPC) has now been operating for two years, firmly establishing itself as a leading forum for patent disputes in Europe.