Medicines manufacturers in England could be subject to “spot audits” to check they are meeting obligations to retain eight weeks’ worth of stock in reserve.

Recent findings of a statutory market investigation reflect a desire to ensure that the UK’s cloud services market remains open, innovative and responsive to customer needs, an expert has said.

A UK appeal court ruling which upheld a broadcaster’s rights over a major tournament will be a comfort to companies looking to show major events in future, experts have said.

Irish companies should begin monitoring changes to ‘series’ trade mark rules in the UK in case they lead to similar changes in Ireland, an expert has warned.

FIDIC is one of the most common forms of construction contract used in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), with the 1999 editions of the suite now being adopted for use in many of the Vision 2030 major ...

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Imaging orders offer another useful tool to civil fraud litigators needing to urgently prevent the concealment and destruction of relevant digital evidence.

In these cases, the courts of England and Wales can grant a search order allowing one party's solicitors to enter the other party's home or business premises to search for and seize specified goods or ...

With one year until new rules on ‘high-risk’ AI systems take effect in the EU, pharmaceutical companies using AI in the ...

Warranties, indemnities, and exemption clauses can provide contractual assurance and protection to businesses when things go wrong.

After normalising regional diplomatic relations and hosting the FIFA World Cup, Qatar has been in the world spotlight and is an increasingly attractive location for employers.

All commercial contracts contain a number of ‘boilerplate’ clauses, which are often seen as standard add-ons to the main terms and conditions of the contract.