Andrew Agapiou looks at how AI, Big Data and smart contracts could drive a more sustainable built environment….
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Ralph Giles on forthcoming changes to modern slavery statements and some tips on how to draft them…
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Imogen Armstrong identifies some of the current issues in green due diligence and why it is an increasingly important part of M&A work…
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Both sets of guidelines are open for consultation for six weeks….
The Court of Appeal has reversed the High Court’s ruling that certain trade marks were not infringed by sales through various Amazon platforms which allowed UK and EU consumers to buy branded goods which had been lawfully manufactured, marketed and sold in the US with US rights-holder’s consent….
Ruth Keating forsees some technological advances to help sustainability – and hints at the legal challenges…
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Alex Galtieri explains how his work as in-house counsel at an ISP is adapting to environmental concerns…
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Ralph Giles and Hannah Jones explain how Ethereum is moving to ‘proof of stake’ and what that means for cryptocurrency power consumption…
Interview with Matthew Gingell, General Counsel of Oxygen House Group and the founder of The Chancery Lane Project…
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In his last column for Computers & Law, our regular contributor on cybersecurity, Peter Yapp, looks at the crucial governance issues that must now be tackled to ensure organisations can survive in the face of increasing threats….