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Limitation of liability goes to the heart of risk allocation and is one of the most important topics in any contract negotiation. The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD) has recently issued a revised commercial policy ...
1 January 2022 will be the date when three major allowances for expatriates (housing rental, child education, and language training) will cease to be individual income tax (IIT) exempt – instead they will be replaced by ...
Public and utilities procurement continues to be a fast-moving area in which legal, political and practical developments continuously impact and update practice. Keeping on top of these developments poses a challenge ...
Bird & Bird would like to invite you to our international webinar on the Do’s and Dont's of Green Advertising on 25 March. Green advertising - an umbrella term for any advertising, claim or other communication related ...
We are pleased to invite you to our webinar, which will highlight global performance trends (including those emanating from the USA, Europe, Middle East and Asia-Pacific regions) and how these are likely to impact the ...
Feeling confused about background checks in relation to GDPR? You’re not alone! Fortunately, help is at hand - our Commercial and Employment expert lawyers will guide you through this very interesting and topical ...
As you navigate these difficult times and move towards a new normal, we’re continuing to offer you the opportunity to re-visit contract law through our series of live contract law webinars.
Bird & Bird's UAS roundtable programme provides a forum in which those working in the UAS industry can network in an informal environment, explore industry trends, exchange views on matters of common interest, and share ...
Ensuring the rights of workers and working conditions in supply chains should be a core part of corporate compliance with the Modern Slavery Act 2015. Recent investigations highlighting poor pay and working conditions ...
The sleep health industry is collectively estimated to be worth between $30-40bn. Conversely, sleeplessness is responsible for an estimated $63bn in lost productivity.
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