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Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 5 May 2022
Checklist: What to consider when reviewing terms and conditions for the purchase of goods and services (buyer’s perspective) – B2B (UK)
UPDATED: This checklist provides guidance to in-house counsel and private practice practitioners so they can review supplier standard contract terms and conditions, and any order forms and schedules, for the purchase of goods and services between businesses (B2B).
Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 5 May 2022
How-to guide: How to negotiate and draft governing law and court jurisdiction clauses in a commercial agreement (UK)
This guide will assist in-house counsel and private practice lawyers with the negotiation and drafting of governing law and court jurisdiction boilerplate clauses in commercial business to business agreements.
Lexology PRO | European Union, Luxembourg | 29 Apr 2022
EU and Google set to square off at General Court once again in AdSense appeal
Google will argue before the EU’s General Court next week that the European Commission’s decision to fine it €1.49 billion for including anticompetitive clauses in its AdSense contracts is wrong in law, facts and economics.
Lexology PRO | China, European Union, Global, etc. | 29 Apr 2022
In-house interview: How the Ukraine-Russia crisis has reinforced the need for LNG contract standardisation and digitisation
Errol Bong, Managing Director and Head of North Asia at D2 Legal Technology, explains how standardised digital contracts will facilitate European energy traders’ search for new sources of LNG.
KaiRong Law Firm | China | 27 Apr 2022
Who is obliged to pay where bill of lading is marked "freight collect"?
In answer to the question of who is obliged to pay in cases where the bill of lading is marked "freight collect", the Supreme People's Court once replied that if no one picks up the goods at the port of destination or if the consignee refuses to pick up the goods, the shipper must pay the freight. However, the situation changes when the consignee chooses to pick up the cargoes.
Lexology PRO | Global, United Kingdom, USA | 21 Apr 2022
Collective redundancies: key lessons from P&O Ferries, Tesco, and Better.com
Pre-recorded videos, omitting consultations, and same-day Zoom calls are among the COVID-era redundancy techniques that businesses should avoid.
Lexology PRO | Australia, Canada, China, etc. | 1 Apr 2022
Cross-border data transfer requirements: a global guide (updated 1 April 2022)
The US and EU announce a trans-Atlantic transfer mechanism, Japan tightens consent and contract requirements, and the UK IDTA takes effect – plus key requirements for exporting personal data in key jurisdictions.
Gan Partnership | Malaysia | 29 Mar 2022
Construction contracts: no relief against government under section 7 of Covid-19 Act
The Covid-19 Act continues to raise riveting legal issues in the Malaysian courts. In SN Akmida Holdings Sdn Bhd v Kerajaan Malaysia, a Malaysian high court was tasked to decide whether the relief of contractual obligations under section 7 of the Covid-19 Act applies to construction contracts to which the government is a party.
Lexology PRO | Australia, Central & South America, European Union, etc. | 9 Mar 2022
Force majeure in light of the Russia-Ukraine crisis: what businesses need to know
A brief look at contractual issues and force majeure in light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the key considerations for businesses.
Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 8 Mar 2022
Checklist: What to consider when reviewing a confidentiality agreement (UK)
This checklist provides guidance to in-house counsel and private practice lawyers when reviewing a confidentiality agreement (also known as a non-disclosure agreement or NDA). It addresses the key considerations when reviewing a confidentiality agreement, both from the perspective of the receiving and disclosing party.
