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In Case C‑70/25 Tukowiecka, the Court of Justice of the European Union held that a payment service provider cannot refuse to make an...

The commercial halo around a major sporting event can be every bit as valuable as the spectacle itself. That was the point at the heart...

The government has published long-awaited draft guidance on the new subscription contract regime under the Digital Markets, Competition...

AI is already influencing decisions across the employment cycle in Hong Kong, from screening candidates and monitoring performance to investigating misconduct and selecting roles for redundancy. Statistics, however, show that adoption has clearly outpaced governance.

In July 2025, we reported that the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) had launched a consultation on Standard Essential Patents...

With our expert colleagues at Ius Laboris, we explore workplace data privacy and AI developments in fifteen jurisdictions, including the...

The ASA has published a batch of rulings on advertising for weight-loss medicines, including its first rulings concerning ads for oral...

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has fined three businesses a total of £6 million for using misleading sales practices. It has...

The Emotional Perception saga has come full circle. On 1 October 2026 the UKIPO refused the remitted application again, this time for...

Our dashboard breaks down what’s in the Employment Rights Act, showing how these reforms will transform employment law.

The EU's Consumer Protection Cooperation (CPC) Network has launched coordinated action involving nine video games companies to strengthen...

The long-awaited consultation on reforming employment status is finally out. The current three categories of employment status will stay put, but more people will be brought into worker status, with some limited additional rights for the self-employed.