With one year until new rules on ‘high-risk’ AI systems take effect in the EU, pharmaceutical companies using AI in the process of drug development need clarity on whether the rules will apply to them ...

New draft legislation from the Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs (BMAS) aims to comprehensively reform and strengthen occupational pension schemes, but it remains to be seen whether this ...

With one year until new rules on ‘high-risk’ AI systems take effect in the EU, pharmaceutical companies using AI in the ...

The enactment of new planning and development legislation in Ireland is “very significant” and could prove pivotal in tackling long-standing and urgent issues in the country’s planning system, ...

Collisions and groundings of merchant vessels show no sign of waning, raising questions about the future role of human watchkeepers following a series of tragic collisions, an expert says.

The construction industry is being urged take action ahead of the implementation of a new building safety levy, which will introduce new costs for residential developments across England from October ...

A recent decision illustrates how German courts enforce European principles such as transparency, equal treatment and competition even in “grey areas” of procurement law, an expert has said.

Construction firms, developers and investors must fully understand the new behaviours needed to make a success of using the updated Joint Contract Tribunal (JCT) target cost form of contract, an ...

The US government’s new AI action plan is charting a “fundamentally divergent path” from the European Union by focusing on deregulation and national security, according to experts.

A new online system for granting and managing mineral licences is expected to bring greater regulatory clarity and investment opportunities to South Africa’s mining landscape, but continued delays in ...

The new EU and US trade deal averts a ‘trade war’ and should in principle provide businesses with welcomed stability, even if ...

A division of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) in Germany has banned a company from selling a product in the UK because it considers the product to infringe a European patent in force in the UK, even ...