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Construction
Under Construction: Legal developments within the UK Construction Industry | March 2024
Significant remediation contribution order awarded against building owner, Building Safety Levy, biodiversity net gain, and the 'Long Term Plan for
Regulatory and compliance
District Court of Amsterdam declares green claims of KLM misleading and unlawful
First Dutch greenwashing case brought in a class action on the legality of advertising statements
Knowledge Notes
UK Knowledge Collection | Corporate sustainability, supply chains, and the UK sanctions regime
Welcome to this week's Knowledge Collection
Financial Services
AIFMD II: what Europe's alternative fund managers need to know
EU changes have set in stone how alternative investment funds are managed: what is the new rules' international impact?
Dispute resolution
New changes in the Spanish civil procedure are effective from 20 March
A series of far-reaching changes in the procedural system will have a significant impact on the daily work of professionals
Commercial
Health ministry initiates Spain's regulatory approval of cannabis for medicinal and therapeutic use
A Draft Royal Decree will establish the conditions for elaboration and dispensation based on standardised preparations
Tax
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party proposes reform of Spanish corporate tax
The amendment follows a ruling that declared the Royal Decree-Law 3/2016 as unconstitutional
Dispute resolution
UK sanctions against Russia two years on – how have things changed?
In this video, Nick Price and Kristian Assirati discuss how the regime has developed, its impact on businesses and OFSI's
ESG – Environmental, Social and Governance
What are the commercial implications of the Spanish draft Organic Law on equal representation and balanced presence of women and men?
New law transposes the European Directive on a better gender balance among directors of listed companies, senior management of listed
Intellectual property
What qualifies as a legitimate reason to object to parallel trade of medicines in Europe?
Trade mark owners are able to object to the parallel trade of medicines provided that there are legitimate reasons
Tax
What would Labour do? Which tax proposals remain 'on the table' after the UK Spring Budget?
Labour, following the chancellor's adoption of two of its proposed tax policies, may now look to introduce other reforms
Financial Services
How will the European Commission's FiDA proposal for open finance impact the financial sector?
The draft forms part of the financial data access and payments package alongside proposals for PSD3 and PSR
