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Research Misconduct: Limitation Clauses Effective for Fraud
England and Wales 24.01.2024
A recent case has important implications for universities undertaking research under contract. The High Court held that parties are able to rely on contractual exclusions or limitations of liability even...
Universities and the Procurement Act 2023
United Kingdom 23.01.2024
The legal landscape in the UK for procurement is changing this year. This quick update summarises the impact this may have on UK universities.To the extent a university considers its activities to be caught...
Hungarian Competition Authority launches study on impact of AI on competition and consumers
Ungarn 17.01.2024
On the eve of the European Commission’s calls for contributions on competition in virtual words and generative AI, the Hungarian Competition Authority (HCA) announced that it is launching a market...
From Retained EU Law to Assimilated Law: A new perspective this New Year
United Kingdom 02.01.2024
As we enter the New Year, the legal landscape of the United Kingdom is undergoing a significant transformation. The UK domestic law that originated from EU obligations, known as “retained EU law”,...
Scottish QOCS case law for 2023 – the lessons learned so far
United Kingdom 20.12.2023
It is two and a half years since Qualified One-Way Costs Shifting (QOCS) was introduced to personal injury claims in Scotland. There has been much interest in how case law will develop the application...
Supreme Court clarifies position on uncontroverted evidence - TUI Ltd v Griffiths
United Kingdom 01.12.2023
The Supreme Court has now clarified the position in relation to uncontroverted evidence.After nine years, TUI Ltd v Griffiths [2023] UKSC 48 has reached a conclusion which most practitioners were expecting....
Court of Appeal revisits its decision on mandatory ADR - Mr Churchill v Merthyr Tydfill County Borough Council
United Kingdom 01.12.2023
In a much-anticipated judgment, the Court of Appeal has returned to the question of mandatory non-court-based dispute resolution (or ADR, as most people still call it), which was previously considered...
State aid: Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework extended
EU 27.11.2023
The European Commission has adjusted the timetable for phasing out the provisions of the State aid Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework after sending Member States this proposal for partial adjustment...
In Ukraine, foreign legal entities not obligated to register electronic accounts in the Unified Judicial Information and Telecommunication System
Ukraine 22.11.2023
On 4 November 2023, the Law of Ukraine No. 3424-IX "On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine to Clarify the Obligations of Parties to a Court Case" came into force, which confirms that foreign...
Proposed legislation would radically expand the UK’s class action regime
United Kingdom 17.11.2023
15 November 2023 saw publication of two proposed amendments to the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill that would have significant impacts on the UK’s class action regime:First, a proposed...

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Research Misconduct: Limitation Clauses Effective for Fraud

Universities and the Procurement Act 2023

Hungarian Competition Authority launches study on impact of AI on competition and consumers

From Retained EU Law to Assimilated Law: A new perspective this New Year

Scottish QOCS case law for 2023 – the lessons learned so far

Supreme Court clarifies position on uncontroverted evidence - TUI Ltd v Griffiths

Court of Appeal revisits its decision on mandatory ADR - Mr Churchill v Merthyr Tydfill County Borough Council

State aid: Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework extended

In Ukraine, foreign legal entities not obligated to register electronic accounts in the Unified Judicial Information and Telecommunication System

Proposed legislation would radically expand the UK’s class action regime

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