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Intellectual property
Could international and European legal obstacles jeopardise the German government's legislative plan to legalise cannabis?
German government publishes paper with legislative proposals, but the impact of international and European law on its plan is still
Employment and pensions
UK Employment Law Coffee Break | Looking ahead to 2023, Court of Appeal ruling on waiving employment claims, and discretionary pension increases
Welcome to our latest Coffee Break looking at the latest legal and practical developments impacting employers
Tax
The Tax Break Podcast | Implications of the Blackrock Case
Welcome to the first episode of our new tax podcast series
Financial Services
FCA continues to focus on non-financial misconduct and firm culture in UK
The regulator expects firms to consider how to address instances of misconduct inside and outside the workplace as part of
Banking and finance
Quick Bites: Finance Agreements in Times of Crisis
Numerous global crises are presenting companies with challenges. How long can they continue to absorb the effects of inflation, war-related
Employment and pensions
UK Public Service Pensions Update | December 2022
Welcome to the latest edition of the UK Public Service Pensions Update
Commercial
Raising the stakes: the UK landscape is changing for sports and betting
Both industries face a shift in mindset over their relationship, especially around advertising and sponsorship
Tech, Media and Comms
Mobile-gaming advertisements in the UK must play by the rules
UK regulator has published advice for advertisers in the mobile-gaming industry on harmful and offensive content
Employment and pensions
Should UK pension schemes award a discretionary pension increase as inflation is high?
There are a number of factors for trustees and employers to consider
Life Sciences and Healthcare
Regulatory Horizons Council makes recommendations to UK government for the regulation of AI as a medical device
'Urgent need to get the regulation right' says RHC report which recommends an increase in regulatory capacity and capability to
Energy and Utilities
The UK Energy Transition | Government moves to lift ban on onshore wind
This week we look at plans to lift the ban on onshore wind, the government's response to its Capacity Market
Retail and Consumer
UK Court of Appeal signals interest in dealing with trade mark evergreening
The Court of Appeal reversed the High Court's decision to strike out a bad faith claim based on evergreening in
