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Real estate
New binding arbitration process introduced to manage recovery of pandemic commercial rent arrears
New moratoriums on enforcement measures put in place while arbitrations are ongoing – but it is unclear how much take-up
Workforce Solutions
Will National Insurance increases spur the use of unlawful self-employment models?
Rishi Sunak announced, in his spring statement, that national insurance will rise for many from April – leading to increased
Employment and pensions
Employment Law Coffee Break | Ethnicity pay gap reporting, other diversity initiatives and the spring statement
Welcome to our latest Coffee Break in which we look at the latest legal and practical developments impacting employers.
Regulatory and compliance
New legal obligations imposed for virtual asset service providers in Belgium
Rules coming in force on 1 May 2022 will have a huge impact for affected virtual asset service providers who
Employment and pensions
Temporary contracts after the labor reform: new contractual modalities
The recently approved labor reform has introduced numerous changes in labor hiring that companies will be obliged to introduce as
Tax
Spring Statement maps out the UK government's tax plan
Better-than-expected public finance predictions have made way for measures attempting to ease the soaring cost of living and to reform
Energy and Utilities
Smart Power | Biodiversity requirement for 2023, due diligence for debt-financed projects and data analytics
Welcome to the fourth edition of Smart Power, Osborne Clarke's specialist service for asset managers within the green energy sector.
IT and data
Clinical research and pharmacovigilance: Farmaindustria and AEPD's interpretation of data protection regulation
The novelties introduced in the Code of Conduct Regulating the Processing of Personal Data in the Field of Clinical Trials
Energy and Utilities
Purchasing a debt-financed project - a due diligence checklist
Diligencing an energy project can be a time-consuming and daunting task, particularly if a project already has debt financing in
Energy and Utilities
Biodiversity requirement for new projects looms in 2023
Why do asset managers need to think about how to integrate habitat enhancement schemes into their portfolios?
Intellectual property
General Court confirms UK trade marks can still be asserted in EUIPO proceedings against EUTMs filed before Brexit
Earlier UK trade marks can be used in support of EUIPO proceedings if the EU application or registration under attack
