One of the most sweeping overhauls of Ireland’s civil justice system in its history has been announced, but reaction to the proposals across the Irish legal community have been notably mixed.

War-related events will not always constitute a force majeure event in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) – and there are reasons why businesses might not trigger those clauses even if they do.

Recent updates to the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) rulebooks will have significant implications for DFSA-regulated entities, senior management and compliance officers, particularly in ...

Events linked to the Middle East conflict could give construction contractors in the region rights to claim relief from obligations they owe under their contracts, an expert has said.

New immigration rules to be introduced in the UK will have a significant impact on education providers, according to an expert.

New legislation approved by the Scottish Parliament will help ensure Scots contract law is more accessible and coherent in future, according to an expert.

Declarations of force majeure by state-owned energy companies in the Middle East do not automatically entitle main contractors to protections against claims related to force majeure events from ...

New figures highlighting a crackdown on anti-money laundering failures by UK businesses show the financial risks companies face in failing to register properly with authorities, according to experts.

The NSW Supreme Court recently clarified when a previous concession in the Building Code of Australia (BCA) could have ...

A long anticipated reform of Dutch security law is moving a step closer with potentially far reaching implications for both ...

New expectations by the UK’s higher education regulator to address ‘deeply concerning’ issues around the support of disabled ...

A recent parliamentary question has challenged industry assumptions about how VAT is applied to ticket sales of online prize draws.