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How innovative PPA contract structures benefit solar asset owners and offtakers

Global | May 19, 2023

Energy, infrastructure and resources
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The AI Act: A step closer to the first law on Artificial Intelligence

Global | May 18, 2023

Information governance, privacy and cybersecurity
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Women at sea: What you don’t see

Global | May 16, 2023

Transport
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“Double materiality”: What does it mean for non-financial reporting?

Global | May 15, 2023

Environmental, social and governance (ESG)
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International arbitration and climate change

Global | May 15, 2023

International arbitration
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The Intellectual Property Review, 12th edition: Canada

Canada | May 2023

Intellectual property
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Intellectual property in consumer brands and company valuations

Global | May 10, 2023

Consumer markets
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Major UK football reforms: How far will they go?

Global | May 02, 2023

Sports law

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“No consent” letters regime reaffirmed: Appeal of Tam Sze Leung case

In 2022, we issued a legal update on the case of Tam Sze Leung & Anor v Commissioner of Police [2021] HKCFI 3118 (the CFI Decision), where the Court of First instance (CFI) held that the longstanding practice of the use of “Letters of No Consent” (LNCs) by the Police to informally “freeze” suspicious bank accounts (the No Consent Regime) is unlawful (see here ). As we predicted, the CFI Decision has been challenged by the Commissioner of the Police (the Commissioner) and has now been overturned by the Court of Appeal in [2023] HKCA 537.

Global | May 31, 2023

Technology

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Global M&A trends and risks

Powerful new forces shaping in the M&A landscape

Global | May 31, 2023

Corporate, M&A and securities
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Pride Month 2023

Over one third of LGBTIQ+ people feel they need to hide who they are at work, and a fifth feel that being LGBTIQ+ limits their job opportunities, according to a recent Stonewall survey.

Global | May 25, 2023

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Updates on the long-awaited amendments to the Antimonopoly Law

In August 2022, the Antimonopoly Law was revised for the first time since the law was enacted in 2007. The revisions are light-touch, leaving the key features of the Antimonopoly Law intact, with only a limited expansion in the scope of the law.

Global | May 24, 2023

Consumer markets
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Women at sea: What you don’t see

Nina Varumo is a freelance portrait and documentary photographer based in Stockholm. A recent project of hers Kvinnor till sjöss (‘Women at sea’) is on ongoing photo series highlighting the working life of female seafarers in order to change the stereotypical image of what and who is a seafarer.

Global | May 16, 2023

Transport
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“Double materiality”: What does it mean for non-financial reporting?

Companies have been publicly reporting on their financial performance for over a hundred years. However, they are increasingly having to make public non-financial disclosures relating to sustainability and environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters as a result of rules, laws and regulations issued by stock exchanges, governments and regulators worldwide.

Global | May 15, 2023

Environmental, social and governance (ESG)
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