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What did the UK King's Speech contain for business?
As anticipated, the new government has announced a broad range of legislative priorities
Competition, antitrust and trade
New independent regulator for English football announced in the King's Speech
Football and its fans will be hoping that a governance bill paves the way for a more equitable field for
Regulatory and compliance
Navigating the EU's new GPSR: obligations are introduced for online marketplaces
Who are online marketplace providers and what should they be aware of before the new regulation becomes applicable later this
Regulatory and compliance
Navigating the EU's new GPSR: changes to product recalls aim for more effective processes
Businesses will need to ensure they are prepared for the new requirements
Regulatory and compliance
Navigating the EU's new GPSR: what manufacturers and importers of products need to know
Businesses involved with the manufacture or import of products should be aware of their obligations
Financial Services
Where do the FCA and Bank of England stand on AI guidelines in last year's white paper?
Financial services have an idea of regulators' pre-election approach to AI but will want clarity under the new government
Dispute resolution
English Court of Appeal narrows scope of exemption to money laundering for 'adequate consideration'
Clarification overturns status quo and affects firms' approach to compliance and supply-chain due diligence
Dispute resolution
UK Litigation Brief | July 2024
Welcome to the latest edition of Osborne Clarke's Litigation Brief
Energy and Utilities
'Wind of change': Labour government lifts de facto ban on onshore wind in the UK
The swift move indicates a strong early commitment to the green economy and to reform of the UK's planning system
Dispute resolution
English High Court limits 'spurious' misuse of private information claims in data breaches
Judgment confirms that claimants must present substantive MPI claims to enable recovery of 'after the event' premiums
Dispute resolution
UK courts' new EU case law departure powers due to enter into force later in 2024
New powers to depart from assimilated EU and domestic case law contained in the Retained EU Law Act are set
Financial Services
UK financial services firms weigh up legal and practical strategies for AML compliance
With anti-money laundering a top priority for the Financial Conduct Authority, what are the issues facing UK firms?
