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Banking and finance
Is Quincecare retired or restrained by the UK Supreme Court's unanimous decision?
The ruling in Philipp v Barclays found that the bank did not owe a duty to its customer in authorised
Brexit
The Retained EU Law Act 2023: the revolution is cancelled, but substantive change to UK law post-Brexit continues
Fundamental principles of EU law removed, broad ministerial powers granted and a limited 'sunset' of retained law
Competition, antitrust and trade
Five things you should know about the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation
Additional layer of complexity for businesses as EU measure to prevent foreign subsidies distorting competition applies from today
IT and data
What does the new Data Privacy Framework adequacy decision mean for US data flows?
EU and UK companies transferring personal data should check if their US data importers certify under the new framework
Employment and pensions
Epidemic emergency lifted: the situation of foreigners in Poland
On 1 July 2023, the state of epidemic emergency introduced in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic was canceled. This ended
Energy and Utilities
Spain modifies scope of projects subject to environmental impact assessment
First-time storage facilities and electrolysers now come under the Environmental Impact Assessment Law
Tech, Media and Comms
Media Matters Podcast Series
Welcome to the Media Matters podcast homepage, keep an eye out for new content coming soon.
Intellectual property
Destruction of Goods as a Corrective Measure Ordered by National Courts
Article 10(1) of Directive 2004/48/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004 on the enforcement
Digitalisation
Neurotechnology advances pose discriminatory and privacy risks, warns the UK's ICO
The global brain-monitoring technology market could be worth $17.1bn by 2026 but will bring ethical and legal challenges
Energy and Utilities
The Energy Transition | Ofgem launches consultation on Balancing Mechanism reforms
Welcome to our top picks of the latest energy regulatory and market developments in the UK's transition to net zero.
Decarbonisation
Hydrogen Delegated Acts are approved by the EU
Regulations will enter into force 20 days after publication in the OJEU
Knowledge Notes
UK Knowledge Collection | Corporate criminal liability, energy innovation, and protected philosophical beliefs
Welcome to this week's Knowledge Collection
