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Heat Network Regulations – Data Centres
29 September 2019The Heat Network (Metering and Billing) Regulations 2014 (the “Regulations”) were introduced as part of the continued drive for better energy efficiency (and reduced emissions) around the European Union.
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Communications & Regulation
We advise both leading and emerging players in the global telecommunications sector such as fixed line carriers, mobile operators, service providers, telecoms vendors and resellers, MVNOs and ISPs as well as buyers of telecoms services, financial institutions and customers.
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Consumer Regulation, Investigations & e-Commerce
Our dedicated consumer lawyers have for many years advised many of the world’s best known brands, and their agencies, on consumer laws and ASA requirements.
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Data protection - a contextual approach to regulation
07 April 2014Steve Lorber identifies some fundamental problems with the way that Europe approaches data protection regulation and makes some tentative suggestions as to how that approach might be developed in practice, particularly in the context of employment.
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The New General Data Protection Regulation – Is it a Game-Changer for Advertisers and Marketers?
08 June 2016On 4 May 2016 the EU General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) was finally agreed after over four years of negotiations. The GDPR represents the biggest change to EU privacy laws for 25 years. It will provide both challenges and opportunities for businesses in all sectors but notably to businesses in the advertising and marketing sectors.
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French In-House Legal Forum: IoT and the implementation of the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
27 March 2017Dans cette session, nous discuterons des implication du règlement européen sur la protection des données (GDPR) sur le régime applicable à l'Internet des objets (IoT).
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Behind the billboard - regulating health and beauty ads
29 April 2015Brinsley Dresden has been interviewed by LexisNexis for an article on the challenges confronting advertisers in the health and beauty industries.
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AI, recruitment and the law: how do equality and data protection laws regulate this process?
31 October 2023The regulation of AI is front and centre of the minds of policymakers around the World. Central to concerns raised about the rapidly increasing use of AI are the risks of bias and discrimination, particularly in the employment context. We look at how existing equality and data protection laws apply to these kinds of automated decisions.
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To register or not to register… that is the question (Brands & IP Newsnotes - Issue 2)
28 March 2016Just because you can register your intellectual property, it doesn’t mean that you should. Sometimes attempts to register can have unintended consequences, as YouTube stars, the Fine Brothers, recently found out.
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Auto enrolment pension regime
21 October 2013In a co-authored article for The Law Society Gazette, Katherine Shaw and Kathryn Pickard discuss the impact the new auto enrolment pension rules will have on law firms, and the tricky areas that they are likely to encounter.
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The new IR35 regime: Get ready for April - FULLY BOOKED
11 December 2019In a fundamental reform to combat so called 'false self-employment', businesses who engage contractors will have to bear the risk of PAYE and NICs under IR35. This will apply to all businesses in the private sector from April 2020.
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The new IR35 regime: For ad agencies
26 February 2020In a fundamental reform to combat so called ‘false self-employment’, businesses who engage freelancers will have to bear the risk of PAYE and NICs under IR35.
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The long-awaited reciprocal enforcement regime for Hong Kong-Mainland China judgments
05 January 2024The Mainland Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters (Reciprocal Enforcement) Ordinance (Cap 645) and rules are set to come into force on 29 January 2024. The Ordinance aims to provide a more comprehensive mechanism for reciprocal enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters between Hong Kong and Mainland China.
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Court of Appeal refuses to depart from "natural and ordinary" meaning of commercial indemnity clause
26 February 2020The Court of Appeal has considered the construction of an indemnity clause in a trust deed holding that the words used should be given their natural and ordinary meaning. The case highlights the importance of clear and careful drafting as the courts will not readily rescue parties from the effects of the words used even where this means an unexpected advantage for a party.
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Cancellations and refunds during the COVID-19 pandemic
11 May 2020It seems that every day there is a new report in the media about ordinary people being denied refunds when holidays, weddings, bar mitzvahs, anniversary parties and other events which they have paid for have been cancelled as a consequence of national or global lockdown measures. In some cases, the travel company/event organiser has insisted on collecting balancing payments from their customers as well.
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EMEA Club event: The Macron reforms
09 November 2017Following his election in May 2017, Emanuel Macron has introduced sweeping reforms to the French labour code, in a bid to give greater flexibility to business and tackle widespread unemployment. These reforms look set to continue.
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FAQS on Covid-19 planning reforms
14 August 2020Just before the pandemic outbreak, the Government issued the trailer ‘Planning for the Future’ announcing various proposed reforms to the planning system. This was to be followed by a White Paper in the spring but following lock-down the Paper was postponed. Instead, the Government concentrated on emergency measures to alleviate the crisis. As lock down eased, Boris Johnson launched ‘Project Speed’ aimed at getting Britain building again including a radical reform of the planning system. This has resulted in a flurry of legislation with more to come.
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New Deal 2024: Digital, Creative and Commercial reforms
05 July 2024What regulatory changes regarding digital, creative and commerce should we expect from the new Labour government? Generally, Labour want a pro-business environment, with a competition and regulatory framework, that supports innovation, investment, and high-quality jobs.
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Northern Ireland Employment Law Reform Impact Hub
Significant changes in employment law are envisaged in the new public consultation released by the Department for the Economy
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Northern Ireland Employment Law Reform Impact
10 September 2024Join us for an interactive session, when we will break down the themes of the ‘Good Jobs’ Employment Rights Bill set out in the public consultation.