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"All change" for consumer protection: what you need to know Recent years have seen consumer protection propelled to the top of the agenda for policymakers and regulators. In Spring 2025, long-awaited reforms under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act (DMCC Act) will overhaul the UK consumer law...
  • Digital
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Digital Regulation: What to expect in 2025
  • Digital
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Artificial intelligence: Growing litigation risk
  • Digital
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Tech M&A in 2025: A renewed focus on innovation and growth drives M&A opportunities
  • Digital
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EU and UK operational resilience: One aim, two approaches
  • Digital
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Navigating digital transformation: lessons from the AT&T vs. Broadcom Dispute
  • Digital
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Data commercialisation: opportunities knock in 2025
  • Energy Transition
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Delivering decarbonisation: how the energy transition is impacting UK and EU corporates Corporates around the world are showing leadership by setting ambitious climate change targets.The drivers to decarbonise may be regulatory, linked to corporate purpose, reputational and/or financial. We are also seeing more scrutiny of and legal...
  • Energy Transition
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Duelling Dynamics: insights into the AI-Energy Transition Nexus Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the global energy sector, presenting both transformative opportunities and significant challenges. On one hand, AI systems demand vast computational power, contributing to immense energy consumption. On the...
  • Energy Transition
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Navigating a new wave of energy investment in 2025: The investment tide has turned The energy transition is increasingly driving investment in the energy sector. Investment in the energy transition is forecast to double that of fossil fuels in 2024. For several reasons, this trajectory is expected to continue in 2025.
  • Governance & Sustainability
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Getting your house in order: Governance in 2025 As we enter 2025, companies face continued pressure to maintain high governance standards. A focus on transparency continues to underpin updates to relevant legislation and regulation across the world. The UK government and regulatory bodies are...
  • Governance & Sustainability
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Labour's plans to reshape employment: a new era for the workplace In October 2024, the UK government introduced The Employment Rights Bill 2024 (the Bill) into Parliament, the most significant piece of employment legislation in decades. In doing so, it met its deadline to introduce legislation within the first 100 days...
  • Governance & Sustainability
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Beyond linear: moving towards a circular economy The concept of a “circular economy” is being increasingly adopted in legislation, including in mandatory reporting and disclosure frameworks. This highlights the circular economy’s role in ensuring a sustainable future. A circular economy is a system that...
  • Governance & Sustainability
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Clarity across borders Towards the end of 2023, we reflected on the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D) and the due diligence-related implications for companies and financial institutions. With the CS3D having come into...
BLOG: Climate change reaches world's highest court In recent years, national courts have played an increasing role in the determination of climate change issues. At the same time, international courts and other international judicial institutions are also being asked to join the debate.  In April,...