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 ...

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

The construction industry is being urged take action ahead of the implementation of a new building safety levy, which will introduce new costs for residential developments across England from October ...

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

Countries impacted most by the effects of climate change can claim compensation from other countries responsible for ...

Irish businesses in the energy and construction sectors should acknowledge and align their goals with the country’s recently published national development plan (NDP), an expert has said.

Major changes to the planning and delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure, as well as to the way the industry is regulated in England and Wales, have been recommended by the Independent Water ...

Warranties, indemnities, and exemption clauses can provide contractual assurance and protection to businesses when things go wrong.

Developers, construction contractors and engineering companies will welcome new measures the UK government has set out to address skills shortages that hamper their ability to deliver housing and ...

Pressure on the UK government to legislate on the issue of AI and copyright is expected to intensify in the months ahead as a statutory timeframe for action kicks into effect.

Costs cap orders under the Aarhus Convention only apply if the legal challenge concerns "national law relating to the environment", according to a recent judgment by the Court of Appeal – potentially ...

Businesses can recover costs incurred in England and Wales in remedying defects even if they had no legal liability to incur those costs at the time, the UK’s highest court has confirmed.