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Beware overreach by EU courts in foreign patent disputes
In an age of developed international commerce, global disputes arise between sophisticated international businesses. Not ...
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Grid connection reform: the latest position
The Government, the National Energy System Operator (NESO) and Ofgem have all contributed to a considerable number of updates ...
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Technology procurement challenges
The National Audit Office (NAO) has released a comprehensive report titled “Government’s approach to technology suppliers: ...
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Man City sues Premier League over APT rules – again
In what may feel like groundhog day for football fans, The Lawyer has learned that Manchester City is suing the Premier League over its own rules for the second time in 13 months.
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EU design law is changing: what does it mean for designers?
The new EU design directive (2024/2823) and EU design regulation (2024/2822), proposals for which were first issued by the European Commission in 2022, were published on 18 November 2024 and have ...
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Laura Fessey
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Agents for good? Reconciling agentic AI with existing AI governance frameworks
2024 was another “bumper year” for AI development and governance, as organisations have begun to grapple with the “real-world” challenges of balancing AI innovation with the compliance and risk ...
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Megan Sauve
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Source By Temple Bright
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