Pinsent Masons

The latest statistics from the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre show another “record breaking year”, featuring a substantial incre...

A recent judgment by the Constitutional Court of South Africa has clarified when a third party can intervene during mergers under the Compet...

A recent decision by the UK’s Pensions Ombudsman (PO) found that a reduction in an individual’s final bonus caused by administrative delays...

Global businesses importing goods to the US on Friday face immediate uncertainty over the rate of tariffs that will apply to imported produc...

The recent dismissal of a foreign state’s claim related to commercial property illustrates the willingness of the English courts to enforce...

A High Court ruling ordering the chief executive of a Russian industrial giant to hand over documents underlines that senior executives may...

The forthcoming Scottish election will be one of the most important votes in its parliament’s short history – but also runs the risk of leav...

Bringing AI chatbots within the scope of the UK’s Online Safety Act would likely require tailored rules that would add further complexity to...

Businesses generally have the right to use their legal rights without liability. However, unlawful use of these rights has consequences. Thi...

Freedom of speech will increasingly be front and centre of universities’ minds, particularly given some of the high-profile situations in re...

A new law that has come into force in Oman is seeking to strengthen the country’s status as a regional and global financial centre and a for...

Vietnam’s comprehensive overhaul of the country’s construction legal framework will deliver welcome clarifications in areas that have long c...

In a significant development for privacy law in Australia, the Administrative Review Tribunal has released its decision following a review o...

The NSW government has introduced new legislation in response to growing concerns about the safety risks associated with algorithmic and aut...

The Employment Rights Bill (ERB) is now the Employment Rights Act (ERA), and will introduce the biggest changes to employment law in England...

A recent decision by the Court of Appeal in England & Wales highlights that judicial remedies cannot be used to unwind or amend regulated mo...

Two separate matters before the Supreme Courts of Queensland and New South Wales highlight the importance of carefully drafted arbitration a...

Increased momentum in Chinese global investment through its belt and road initiative represents an opportunity for businesses that can make...

Ireland’s renewable energy schemes will have a clearer policy direction after it was confirmed that bidding companies will have to prove the...

The Competition and Markets Authority’s interim report on the UK’s civil engineering sector signals potentially significant implications for...

Proposals on the way the UK’s financial watchdog plans to regulate businesses conducting crypto asset activities will mean significant chang...

The Victorian state government has announced plans to hold an auction for offshore wind farms in August, ending a year-long delay and contin...

Increased caseloads, faster awards and improved gender balance of arbitrators are all signs that India’s institutional arbitration ecosystem...

Australia’s new mandatory and suspensory merger control regime for mergers and acquisitions is now in effect, requiring businesses to notify...

A UK project has the potential to help AI developers access the high-quality data they crave for training their models while ensuring conten...