The Washington Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) recently launched a new Light Duty Complaint Resolution Office, for the purpose of resolving disputes over transitional and permanent job assignments for both state fund and self-insured workers’ comp claims. This is an important (and potentially problematic) development for … Read more
The National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee, China’s top legislative body, will convene in Beijing on Monday to discuss a wide range of issues. A large fiscal stimulus, recommended by several prominent economists and hotly anticipated by investors, is likely to be among them. As markets speculate over the potential size of a fiscal package … Read more
As the season changes, a new budget has been announced by the government. Despite rumours of a Capital Gains Tax (CGT) increase for second homeowners, on the 30th of October 2024, Chancellor Rachel Reeves declared that the rate for CGT on residential properties will not change. The Capital Gains Tax rates for residential properties will … Read more
Transparency and environmental coverage are two key points within the upcoming European Parliament elections. On this regard, the Common Courtroom’s (‘the Courtroom’) ruling on 13 March 2024 within the case of ClientEarth and Leino-Sandberg v Council gives some extremely related insights. The Courtroom annulled two Council selections refusing to reveal the Council Authorized Service’s opinion … Read more
The impact of speedy growth of generative AI on copyright legislation continues to problem the lawmakers and courts. While the UK Excessive Court docket is but to achieve its choice on legal responsibility for copyright infringement within the AI coaching knowledge in Getty Photographs v Stability AI, the Chinese language case of Ultraman grew to … Read more
