HMRC publish information on Corporate Criminal Offence
With HMRC publishing their statistical update on the UK Corporate Criminal Offence (CCO) on companies failing to prevent the facilitation...
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Equal representation for mothers - marriage certificates
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ESG and American retirement plans: the Democrats strike back
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The ASA recently published its 2020 Annual Report, revealing some interesting trends:
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Cheque-mate: the tale of two adult children whose claim under the 1975 Act did not succeed
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Sotheby's to accept bitcoin and ethereum for Banksy auction
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GDPR-style AI regulation proposed by the European Commission
The European Commission (EC) proposes ‘the first-ever legal framework on AI’ governing the placement of AI on the market, putting AI into...
Jurisdiction post-Brexit
The UK left the EU on 31 January 2020, and the transition period ended on 31 December 2020. Yet, months later, the issue of jurisdiction...
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