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Intellectual property
CJEU rejects Poland's challenge to the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive Article 17
CJEU Grand Chamber find the safeguards of the provision strike a fair balance between freedom of expression and information, and
Regulatory and compliance
The Queen's Speech – what not to expect: Employment Bill, audit reform, and digital markets enforcement
As speculation mounts about what the UK government's legislative programme will contain, we consider some of the proposals that are
Energy and Utilities
The Energy Transition | Extension of Energy Intensive Industries Compensation
This week we look at the government's plan to extend the Energy Intensive Industries Compensation Scheme, Innovatium's launch of an
Employment and pensions
Employment Law Coffee Break | Volunteers and redundancy, oral evidence from overseas and privacy and investigations
Welcome to our latest Coffee Break in which we look at the latest legal and practical developments impacting employers.
Intellectual property
Russia Retaliates Against Sanctions by Curtailing Foreign Owners’ IP rights
The Russian government has responded to western sanctions with new legislation designed to undermine the intellectual property (IP) rights of
Employment and pensions
Employee Incentives Update | May 2022
In this edition of our Employee Incentives Update, we focus on some important dates - including the 6 July 2022
Commercial
Global sport gets ready to demonstrate sustainability leadership
The public profile of sport means it must deliver a green agenda to decarbonise its infrastructure, travel and procurement footprint
Workforce Solutions
Off-payroll working under an umbrella?
Kevin Barrow considers how businesses have adapted to cope with the changes to the IR35 off-payroll working regime that were
Energy and Utilities
The Energy Transition | Call for Input on local energy operation and UKPN's 292MW flexibility tender
This week we look at Ofgem's Call for Input on the future of local energy institutions, government plans to interconnect
IT and data
Cyber breach – The French Conseil d’Etat confirms the CNIL decision against Optical Center (250.000 Euros fine)
Optical Center company suffered a cyber-attack of its e-commerce website on January 2019 which resulted in several complaints of prospects
Mobility and Infrastructure
Crediting electricity for electric vehicles towards the greenhouse gas quota
The obligation to meet the greenhouse gas reduction quota can also be met with electricity used to charge electric vehicles
Employment and pensions
Employment Law Coffee Break | Discrimination in working arrangements, mental health and wellbeing, and our April HR Pensions spotlight
Welcome to our latest Coffee Break in which we look at the latest legal and practical developments for employers.
