The CSDDD introduces a general framework for sustainability due diligence for large EU companies and non-EU companies with ...

Case law developed in England and Wales could inform how disputes over whether and how claims for penalties, or liquidated damages, are resolved in South Africa where contractual clauses addressing ...

Businesses across sectors need more clarity from the UK government on the changes they will be expected to make within their operations, and around their duties to disclose that activity, to help the ...

International businesses operating in China face unique challenges – in navigating the enormous web of policies and regulations; in being practical and competitive but compliant; and in understanding ...

The federal government’s recent update to Australia’s Consumer Data Right (CDR) builds on recent changes to the regime and further demonstrates its view of the CDR as a critical part of the country’s ...

Victoria’s security of payment legislation could soon see extensive reform the state government has indicated, in its response to a parliamentary inquiry into refusals to pay construction industry sub ...

This week’s UK Budget included a number of NHS-focused boosts such as a £22.6 billion increase in the healthcare services’ day-to-day spending, but failed to address the issue of looking after ...

The European Law Institute’s (ELI) principles for third-party funding (TPF) of litigation provide insights into five main areas specific to international arbitration proceedings involving third-party ...