The Society’s competition law sub-committee responded to a UK government consultation on the reform of its powers in relation to protecting national security from hostile actors’ acquisition of control over entities or assets. Among other issues, our response considers how the proposed new regime will interact with the existing UK competition regime, EU legislation and other statutory processes. For more information, visit the Society’s website.
In this edition of the Case Law Digest, we take a look at the recent decisions made from the Court of Justice of the European Union from April to May 2022. These cases cover the de-referencing of allegedly inaccurate content, approximation of laws, air transport and unfair terms in consumer ...
Exploring key questions about chemical and biological weapons as, although large-scale use in Ukraine appears unlikely, concerns remain about targeted attacks.
The International Criminal Court has now launched an investigation into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. However, neither Ukraine nor Russia are State Parties to the Court’s Treaty, calling into question the jurisdiction of the Court.
