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Singapore’s light-touch approach to PETs regulation

New guidance highlights Singapore’s push for privacy enhancing technologies, balancing business innovation with compliance under data protection law

Anthropic’s $1.5bn AI copyright settlement stalls

A proposed $1.5 billion settlement in a landmark US class action over AI training has been delayed after Judge William Alsup raised concerns over its workability

Two systems, one goal: divorce law in California and England

Comparing California’s formula-driven approach to England’s discretionary system reveals how different legal cultures shape divorce outcomes

How Europe and Asia are reconnecting through investment

Asia and Europe are rebuilding ties as global investment realigns. Can the UK keep its edge?

Global trends in data centre regulation

As demand for digital infrastructure accelerates, legal professionals face new challenges advising on data centre development.

Republic of Korea v Elliott Associates: jurisdictional preconditions under investment treaties

Court of Appeal reinforces strict treaty interpretation in KORUS FTA arbitration dispute

AI, data and breaches: security in the age of machine learning

As AI transforms business operations, it also magnifies data breach risks—demanding smarter, AI-specific security strategies from both customers and suppliers

Can you rely on a contract you’ve repudiated? South Africa's SCA says yes - sometimes

In a landmark ruling, South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal has held that key contractual clauses—such as liability limitations and time bars—can survive even where a party repudiates the contract