The DOJ is increasing enforcement against trade and customs fraud, using civil FCA actions and criminal prosecutions. Companies should strengthen compliance and act quickly if contacted by authorities. Read our NYLJ article. #Trade #Customs #FCA https://t.co/E9E2syBt5x

The UK Employment Rights Bill is the biggest change to individual employment rights in a generation. Once it receives Royal Assent, it will come into force in stages over the coming months. Discover some of the Act’s key provisions: #UKEmploymentLaw https://t.co/YPyRSWNUWc

In a recent case, the UK Supreme Court decided that the Mackay v Dick principle is not part of English law, while reaffirming an implied duty of cooperation, raising questions for commercial contracts. Learn more about this decision: #UKDisputes https://t.co/GO5n3GJ8Am

Ahead of the next Section 117 reporting deadline, the U.S. Department of Education announced a new electronic reporting portal to improve functionality and reinforce federal scrutiny of foreign funding in higher education. #USDepartmentOfEducation https://t.co/yzeRUgtEX5

The UK has launched a new anti-corruption strategy linking growth to a tougher enforcement agenda. Our article highlights practical takeaways for businesses, especially those in high-growth sectors or with public-sector touchpoints. #EconomicCrime https://t.co/DPjczbVayB

The UK Budget 2025 sets out targeted, incremental measures to bolster UK economic crime enforcement, including whistleblowing incentives, reforms to tackle high street money laundering and changes to the Economic Crime Levy. #UKLaw #Budget2025 https://t.co/uwRY7tkwPA

The government has announced controversial criminal court reforms, including expanded magistrates’ powers and new judge-only “Swift Courts”. Our article digs into what has changed and what it could mean for complex fraud and financial crime cases. #UKLaw https://t.co/OIg5lUzddT

Mexico's Secretary of the Labor and Social Welfare Ministry presented the key points of the proposed reform initiative to gradually reduce the maximum workweek from 48 to 40 hours and increase the minimum wage by 2026. Read more: #EmploymentLaw https://t.co/undUzgsosH

SCOTUS may rethink Humphrey’s Executor, raising big questions for FERC’s independence and energy regulation. Agencies aren’t just judges—they make policy too. Here’s what to watch: #SCOTUS #FERC https://t.co/36lvi1Br4h

It is increasingly recognised that domestic abuse can affect employees in the workplace. In this article, we outline what is domestic abuse, UK employer obligations, what employers can do to help, and explore changes on the horizon. #UKEmployment https://t.co/5hzppek0mZ

The ACI’s FCPA Conference and Global Anti-Corruption Conference explored the latest anticorruption enforcement and compliance trends and regulatory shifts. Learn the principal themes and actionable insights to guide compliance strategies: https://t.co/IPugSUxBJD

Companies participating in government and multilateral procurement can now use the World Bank’s Global Suspension and Debarment Directory to mitigate procurement and integrity risks in almost 40 jurisdictions globally. #PublicProcurement https://t.co/SQoOACwoB3

The “Subcontracting Inspection Protocol” sets criteria and documents inspectors use when reviewing workplaces using or planning to use specialized-services subcontracting. Non-compliance may lead to REPSE cancellation, fines, and liability. #LabourLaw https://t.co/KbV60O9MLh

In a recent arbitration appeal, the English court considered whether the "obviously wrong" test in s.69 of the Arbitration Act applies only at the application stage or also when the appeal is decided. Explore the analysis and key lessons.: https://t.co/8NAegE8XU6

As the scope of potential actions in Germany is broader than the Directive, we may witness the emergence of new topics and subject matters. #ConsumerProtection #ClassandCollectiveActions #GermanyLitigation #ClassActions https://t.co/a6KEz3q8gY

SIAC’s new RIA Protocol introduces a fast, structured path to arbitrate disputes in restructuring and insolvency. Our analysis explains where it applies, how it could influence court stays, and what it means for creditors and debtors. #SIAC #Arbitration https://t.co/BvmEpHPhYX

AI is now a professional responsibility issue. The Bar Council’s November 2025 update reinforces duties of verification, confidentiality, and oversight, still grounded in existing ethical standards. #ArtificialIntelligence #AIGuidance #Regulation https://t.co/rgVWGNZEwy

As the UK Employment Rights Bill continues its parliamentary process, our latest Employment in the News unpacks government updates, technical decisions on insolvency in a TUPE context and whistleblowing detriment rulings. #UKEmploymentLaw #Whistleblowing https://t.co/1f1G7mlzrP

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