Legal Briefing

ESG regulations and requirements in Ireland | Philip Lee

What are the main drivers of ESG regulations?

Moving towards regulation of AI | DAC Beachcroft

Charlotte Halford and Omar Kamal at DAC Beachcroft discuss the global and UK approaches to regulating AI.

AI policies and governance: A guide for in-house lawyers | Walker Morris

Sally Mewies, partner and head of the technology and digital group at Walker Morris, explains the risks of AI and what’s needed for an effective AI policy and governance framework.

Reflections on acquisition of immovable property in Cyprus by third country nationals | Hadjianastassiou, Ioannides LLC (member of the Deloitte Legal network in Cyprus)

Whether a proponent of Brexit or not, you will agree that Brexit has brought up a number of changes, one of which the ‘stripe-off’ from UK citizens of the ‘European’ citizenship status.

Commercial real estate in Ireland – ESG, permitting and VAT | Matheson

Starting with ESG, I am sure it is the case in Ireland as with the UK, that sustainability is continuing to move towards the forefront of corporate agendas?

New town planning rules for Paris: ESG opportunities for investors | LPA-CGR avocats

The Paris City Council has adopted on 5 June 2023 the draft of the future Bioclimatic Local Planning Scheme (PLU-b), expected to enter into force end of 2024 or early 2025.

Challenges and opportunities for the Estonian real estate market in 2024 | RASK Attorneys-at-Law

The Estonian construction and real estate sector, like in other European Union member states, has gone through significant bumps and jolts in recent years. The trends most evident in the start-up and fintech sectors have also left their mark on the real estate and construction sectors. It’s been a journey from a Covid-period induced ‘full …

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Real estate in India | AZB & Partners

FDI in construction development sector Regulatory regime India allows foreign direct investment (FDI) of up to 100%, under the automatic route, in the construction development sector, which includes projects such as townships, residential/commercial premises and hospitals and the like.

Civil Transactions Law | Abdulaziz Alajlan & Partners – Legal Advisors

Abdulaziz Alajlan & Partners – Legal Advisors explores how the Civil Transactions Law codifies general Sharia principles

White-collar crimes: trends and challenges | Anagnostopoulos

What are the key financial offences under Greek law?