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Life Sciences and Healthcare
Framework to fallout: Care Quality Commission launches single assessment framework review in England
Reforms could revert to a regime that social and health care providers were familiar with prior to changes in 2024
Life Sciences and Healthcare
Implications of the German GEMA ./. OpenAI judgment on the Life Sciences and Healthcare Sector
The District Court of Munich I has issued a landmark ruling on copyright infringement involving AI (11 November 2025, case
Regulated public procurement
AI and public procurement in Spain: from anti-collusion screening to secure automation
AI is reshaping public procurement, and its integration requires new rules to balance innovation and accountability
ESG – Environmental, social and governance
ESG Knowledge Update | November 2025
Welcome to our Osborne Clarke ESG Knowledge Update, which offers a round-up of legal, regulatory and market news
Banking and finance
Spanish Supreme Court validates 'events of default' agreed by parties under a financing agreement
The Court clarifies distinction between application of early termination clauses and contractual termination for breach
Data protection and privacy regulation
New European guidelines issued to protect minors in the digital environment
Age assurance, privacy by default and safe recommender systems are no longer optional but central pillars of compliance
Knowledge Notes
UK Knowledge Collection | Student landlords, the Budget and pensions, and AI and data
Welcome to this week's Knowledge Collection
Tax
Certificates of tax residence and double taxation agreements
The Supreme Court consolidates doctrine and sets limits on Spanish tax authorities
Life Sciences and Healthcare
UK's biotech sector builds global life sciences status
TechBio conference showcases UK world-class research and biotech innovation
Employment and pensions
What assumptions of Social Security liabilities occur on a transfer of undertakings in Spain?
Transfers, as a rule, entail assumption of pre‑existing Social Security liabilities but insolvency judges may set a cap
Intellectual property
English Court of Appeal limits use of interim FRAND licence declarations in SEP disputes
The court distinguished previous case law and provided guidance on what amounts to acting in bad faith in FRAND proceedings
Energy
The Supreme Court reopens a debate that could redefine the system for challenging unfavourable Environmental Impact Statements
The High Court admits an appeal to define the autonomous challengeability of unfavourable Environmental Impact Statements (EISs) in electricity generation
