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A warning to those reporting on diagnostic imaging - KJY v University College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
United Kingdom 28.11.2023
With the UK Government announcing at the end of October 2023 that 160 community diagnostic centres will be open by March 2024, it is a burgeoning time for those working in diagnostics. Medical malpractice...
Polish law creates new rules on banking outsourcing
Polen 26.10.2023
In September 2023, Polish legislation amending the nation’s Banking Law and the rules on banking outsourcing came into force. These changes were introduced by the Act of 16 August 2023 amending certain...
The legal framework for sustainable family businesses in the Kingdom
Middle East 17.04.2023
BackgroundThe new Saudi Companies Law issued through Cabinet Decision No 678/1443 is a landmark legislation that has sown the seeds for a sustainable family business ecosystem. The provisions regarding...
European Parliament and Council ready to start negotiations on EU Data Act – Europe gets closer to adopting a data law
Europe 28.03.2023
In February 2022 the European Commission presented its proposal for the EU Data Act, which – if adopted - will introduce a far-reaching legal regime on access to and use of non-personal data in the...
EU Data Act – Focus on Cloud Services: what is “functional equivalence” … and is it necessary?
Europe 08.02.2023
In the second Law-Now in our cloud services series on the proposed EU Data Act (the “Act”), we focus on the concept of functional equivalence. One of the aims of the Act is to remove barriers...
Use of outsourced IT personnel in Central and Eastern Europe
CEE 16.01.2023
While Europe is the region most impacted by the ongoing war in Ukraine, IT service markets in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) are expected to continue to grow by nearly 6% and 7% in 2022 and 2023 respectively....
Twenty's Plenty: Freedom of Information reform, twenty years on?
Scotland 15.11.2022
Twenty years since the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 was introduced, a consultation based on a proposed Freedom of Information Reform (Scotland) Bill has been launched (closing on 02 February...
A miss is as good as a smile: no damages awarded for “excusable breach”
Großbritannien Schottland 27.09.2022
A recent case has considered a claim for damages following a breach of the Public Contract Regulations 2015 and held that, despite the breach changing the outcome of the procurement, it was not ‘sufficiently...
Critical Third Parties to the financial services sector discussion paper published
Großbritannien Schottland 31.08.2022
Background Following a recent Law-Now on this topic which focused on HMT’s confirmation that it will legislate to permit financial regulators to directly oversee and supervise (previously unregulated)...
Critical Third Parties to the financial services sector: the dawn of a new era
Großbritannien Schottland 09.06.2022
Background HMT has confirmed that it will legislate to permit UK financial regulators to directly oversee and supervise (previously unregulated) “critical” third parties (“CTPs”)...

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A warning to those reporting on diagnostic imaging - KJY v University College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Polish law creates new rules on banking outsourcing

The legal framework for sustainable family businesses in the Kingdom

European Parliament and Council ready to start negotiations on EU Data Act – Europe gets closer to adopting a data law

EU Data Act – Focus on Cloud Services: what is “functional equivalence” … and is it necessary?

Use of outsourced IT personnel in Central and Eastern Europe

Twenty's Plenty: Freedom of Information reform, twenty years on?

A miss is as good as a smile: no damages awarded for “excusable breach”

Critical Third Parties to the financial services sector discussion paper published

Critical Third Parties to the financial services sector: the dawn of a new era

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