Clyde & Co

On 21 December 2020, the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) confirmed the introduction of a new rule and guidance to promote

We previously reported on a major shake-up in international agreements governing the export of plastic came into effect on 1

In Morrissey v HSE [2020] IESC 6, the Irish Supreme Court found the Health Service Executive was liable to a

Arbitration is a common alternative to litigation in insurance contracts’ dispute resolution clauses, but what are the practical implications of

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Background Against the backdrop of the ongoing US-China Trade War, the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China

With the UAE government recently announcing the roll out of the Sinopharm Chinese COVID-19 vaccine to all citizens and residents,

In the first significant South African company law development of 2021, the Constitutional Court has dismissed an application for leave

The much-anticipated Supreme Court judgment, handed down on 11 December 2020, provides guidance on the legal tests to be applied

This article forms part of a series looking at the impact of Brexit on the construction industry. On the 24

A brief look at the factors for owners and undertenants to consider when a landlord seeks to forfeit a lease

John Jordan v Anthony O’Reilly This action for pleural plaques involved asbestos exposure during employment with the late Carlton Dunlop

Now that the UK and the EU have finally signed up to a trade agreement, it would be amiss of

On 16 December, France published measures applying to insurance companies established in the UK which have in place policies or

The April 2021 deadline is pushed back in response to stakeholder concerns. In a written statement to Parliament, the Lord

On 6 October 2020, the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (the ICC Court) released a

As part of the UK Government’s ambition to target net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, the Government has recently launched

The transition period has ended and a deal was agreed. However, what are the implications for cross-border civil proceedings involving

Clyde & Co recently secured the successful discontinuance of a complex and long running stress at work claim. Claims of

Authors: Rob Lawson QC, Tom van der Wijngaart, Mark Bisset, Jess Harman & Inês Afonso Mousinho On 23 June 2016, the

A California judge declared a mistrial in a pending lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson after the plaintiff tragically passed away during

The Manhattan Supreme Court ordered pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson still be held financially liable for a claimant who alleged

The legal framework of the legal profession in Germany is undergoing various long-awaited changes. On 3 November 2020, the Federal

The expected implementation of the whiplash reforms in April moves ever closer into view, barring a further as-yet unforeseen delay.

For the medical malpractice market, 2021 will be a year defined by Covid-19 and the nation’s response to it. Indeed,