We take a look at some of the most read Lexology articles in June and how Lexology PRO can help you get the answers you need. 

UK Releases Guidance on Modern Slavery Act Reporting

The UK government has published guidance for companies on how to approach their Modern Slavery Act statements during the COVID-19 pandemic. Businesses should continue to monitor and assess any potential new risks. Be sure to also read our recent update on what businesses need to know about modern slavery and COVID-19.

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Culture and Conduct Ahead of Exit — Key Points for Private Equity

All organisations must consider the negative impact of poor culture, and the potential financial and reputational damage which it can cause. Buyout firms planning an acquisition or preparing a portfolio company for exit must consider the impact of poor corporate culture, particularly on a potential IPO (initial public offering).

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UK Decides Against Implementing Certain Key Areas of EU Financial Services Legislation

The UK government has released a statement outlining its approach to implementing financial services regulatory reforms before the end of the Brexit transition period, to ensure relevant regulations remain appropriate for the UK financial sector. Find out how the UK is looking to amend the implementation of EU financial regulation.

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US Federal Court Denies Nationwide Stay of Navigable Waters Protection Rule

The Navigable Waters Protection Rule (NWPR) went into effect in most parts of the US on 22 June 2020. A US federal court in California has denied a motion brought by a coalition of states to stay the Trump Administration’s rule narrowing the law’s reach. The uncertainty over the ultimate scope of the Clean Waters Act will go on for some time. Find out more about the NWPR and the federal court ruling here.

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EDPB Guidelines - What is the Territorial Reach of the GDPR?

After the two-year anniversary of the implementation of the GDPR, its territorial reach continues to be hotly debated. Here is a more detailed look at the final guidelines on the territorial scope of the GDPR, which the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) published on 12 November 2019.

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EU Commission to Adopt a Regulation on Batteries, Energy Storage, and Electric Vehicle Batteries

The European Commission (EC) published its Inception Impact Assessment (IIA) to modernise the EU’s batteries legislation. The Initiative aims to promote sustainability in both the batteries value chain and the growing electric vehicle market. Find out what the current Batteries Directive (Directive 2006/66/EC) regulates and more about the EC’s proposal.

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