Commercial weekly highlights—25 November 2021

Published on: 25 November 2021

Published by: LexisPSL

Commercial weekly highlights—25 November 2021
In this issue:
Advertising, marketing and sponsorship
ASA rulings—24 November 2021
Contracts
Successful claimant entitled to interest under section 4 of the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998 (Premia Marketing Ltd v Regis Mutual Management Ltd)
Coronavirus (COVID-19)—Lloyd’s syndicate settles £79m BI claim (Parkdean v Axis)
CMA opens call for inputs regarding retained HBERs
EU Think Tank discusses UK’s possible re-joining of Lugano Convention
Data protection

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Guidance on new EU international transfer SCCs should come in 2021, official says
EDPB announces outcome of November 2021 plenary meeting
EDPB adopts Statement on Digital and Data Strategy
EDPB adopts guidelines on the interplay of Article 3 and Chapter V of the GDPR
CMA responds to consultation on reforming UK’s data protection regime
E-commerce
European Parliament Committee adopts position on Digital Markets Act proposal
DCMS publishes response to consultation on amending NIS Regulations
Ofcom responds to additional questions regarding Online Safety Bill
Intellectual property
Managing trade mark and design portfolios post-Brexit
International
Weekly roundup of HMRC post-Brexit import, export and customs guidance—22 November 2021
Public procurement
Institute for Government comments on government handling of PPE procurement
DHSC publishes information on PPE procurement in the early pandemic
Sale of goods
Product Safety and Metrology etc (Amendment) Regulations 2021
BEUC and ANEC set out position paper on draft a General Product Safety Regulation
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Article summary

This week's edition of Commercial weekly highlights includes: a briefing published by the European Parliament Think Tank on the possibility of the UK re-joining the 2007 Lugano Convention, the publication of additional information by Ofcom regarding the Online Safety Bill, the Institute for Government’s comments on the government’s procurement process for personal protective equipment during the early months of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and the latest ASA rulings. Sign in or take a trial to read the full analysis.