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The new ICC Arbitration Rules are now in force, marking the most significant update in over a decade. From streamlined procedures to enhanced efficiency, these changes are particularly relevant for Hong Kong. #Arbitration #DisputeResolution #ICC
The EU Pay Transparency Directive is now in effect, but implementation is unfolding differently across Member States. We examine key developments in France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain, and what employers should focus on now. #PayTransparency #EmploymentLaw
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The ICC’s updated Rules of Arbitration are in force, marking the first revisions since 2021. The changes modernize the framework and aim to enhance efficiency in international arbitration—particularly significant for Singapore-based users. #InternationalArbitration
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The UK Government is preparing to consult on banning sponsorships between British sports teams and gambling operators that lack a UK licence. The proposal reflects growing scrutiny of unlicensed betting markets and sports partnerships. #SportsLaw #GamblingRegulation
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Mexico’s proposed judiciary amendment would reshape the post-2024 judicial election framework, delaying the next election to 2028, revising Supreme Court operations, and introducing a more centralized, exam-based candidate selection process. #Mexico #JudicialReform
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The new UAE Civil Code introduces express duties of good faith and disclosure during pre-contractual negotiations, creating new risks for parties before contracts are signed—particularly in the construction and engineering sectors. #ConstructionLaw #UAE
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The 2026 ICC Rules introduce the most significant changes since 2012, removing mandatory Terms of Reference and introducing highly expedited arbitration as well as early determination provisions. Explore the key changes. #InternationalArbitration #Arbitration #DisputeResolution
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Clear drafting matters. In a recent case, the English court took a pragmatic approach to unclear dispute clauses and imperfect arbitration notices. Explore the guidance on reducing uncertainty and cost when disputes arise. #Arbitration ow.ly/ssuH50Z6paM
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Manufacturing leaders are navigating rapid change from geopolitics to AI adoption. Watch our video series for clear, practical insights on the trends, risks and opportunities shaping global manufacturing today. #Manufacturing #IndustryInsights ow.ly/yX4k50Z6pa3
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Discover insights into the EHRC’s revised Code of Practice on services, public functions and associations, as well as recent EAT decisions on whistleblowing, and protected conversations in our May edition of Employment in the news. ow.ly/7UMc50Z6p9n
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In SLB & Ors v PAK & Ors [2026] EWHC 449 (Comm), the High Court held that a missed 120-day deadline to provide refund guarantees was an innominate term, not a condition. Buyers could terminate, but could not claim loss of bargain damages. ow.ly/Qetq50YP57T
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The Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025 in action: English High Court confirms that, despite being property, misappropriated Bitcoin is not recoverable via the tort of conversion. But crucially, other torts are available. #DigitalAssets #AssetRecovery ow.ly/z3fF50YP56i
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Hogan Lovells and Lexology have launched the 2026 Panoramic: Luxury & Fashion guide, offering global insight into key legal and commercial issues across the sector. Explore trends, regulation, and risk across major markets. #LuxuryFashion #GlobalLaw ow.ly/JPCc50YP5bE
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The SFO’s 2026–27 Business Plan signals continuity, not reset. Interim Director Graham McNulty emphasises operational delivery, tech and intelligence over big strategy questions – aiming to sustain momentum rather than redefine direction. ow.ly/lPk350YP51J
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EU and UK sanctions regimes on Russia and Belarus are increasingly far-reaching, with emerging “secondary sanctions” risk extending compliance exposure to non-EU/UK companies, including Chinese entities with only tangential links. #Sanctions #Compliance ow.ly/13c350YP4VW
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AI liability is evolving fast. In a new Corporate Compliance Insights article, Elizabeth Och examines how courts are applying negligence principles to AI -- and whether the law can keep pace with rapid innovation. #AI #HoganLovells ow.ly/q2ot50YP4YT
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The International AI Safety Report 2026 assesses general-purpose AI capabilities, emerging risks and risk-management approaches, intended to support informed policymaking. Discover the key disputes angles and practical takeaways. #AI #Litigation ow.ly/uHzQ50YP4OK
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China's Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate issued new guidance aligning criminal enforcement with recent legislative updates. Explore the principal changes for health care companies and potential implications #Compliance ow.ly/E3Xe50YP4RT
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SEC FY2025 enforcement reduced and shifted to fraud and investor harm. Read more about what this means for companies as state enforcement rises and compliance risks persist despite reduced SEC activity. #SEC #Enforcement ow.ly/rXXj50YP4ME
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Under the Employment Rights Act 2025, NDAs preventing employees from making harassment or discrimination allegations may be void unless certain conditions are met. Discover what comes next as the UK government consults on those conditions. #UKEmploymentLaw ow.ly/irbL50YP4KK
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