Canada is seriously evaluating the imposition of import tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) as Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland announced this potential policy shift in response to China’s “state-directed policy of overcapacity.” According to Freeland, these policies create an unf
The European Commission's 2024 Rule of Law Report has drawn significant attention to the state of press freedom across the EU. Amidst rising concerns from media freedom organizations, the report paints a concerning picture of declining media pluralism and increasing threats to journalists. The
In today's digital landscape, cookies enhance user experiences and web functionality, while environmental law firms are pivotal in navigating complex regulations. This article delves into the role of cookies on websites and illustrates Freeths LLP's expertise in environmental law. Cookie
In recent years, law enforcement agencies (LEAs) in Western democracies have recognized the necessity of adapting their strategies to combat an evolving and increasingly sophisticated cyber threat landscape. Faced with the limitations of traditional reactive measures, these agencies are adopting a
In today's business climate, the realm of UK corporate governance is witnessing a transformative shift. Companies are not just evaluated on their financial performance but also on how they manage a variety of non-financial facets ranging from climate impact to social responsibilities. This
The unwarranted use of the Cybercrime Act against journalists in Nigeria has sparked a contentious debate over the real intentions behind its enforcement. As cases of journalists coming under fire for their professional pursuits mount, the community, along with human rights organizations, is
In the fast-evolving digital age, intellectual property (IP) protection presents a labyrinth of challenges for creators. The advent of Web2, although innovative at the time, has left much to be desired in terms of securing the rights and earnings of digital artists, musicians, and writers. The
In the high-stakes world of cryptocurrency and regulation, the clash between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is a case with far-reaching consequences. At the heart of the dispute is the SEC's contention that Ripple engaged in unregistered securities offerings
The legal industry stands at the forefront of an ethical and practical debate: Can artificial intelligence (AI) take over the responsibilities of associate lawyers in law firms? A recent benchmark study conducted by Allens, a leading law firm, has sparked skepticism within the legal community about
Since the launch of Europe’s Unified Patent Court (UPC) on June 1st, the landscape for patent litigation within the European Union has witnessed a significant transformation. Established to centralize patent litigation across its member states, the UPC aims to simplify and economize the process for
