Over the last 10 years, many leading arbitral institutions have amended their rules to make arbitration more responsive to users’ needs, resulting in the introduction of emergency arbitrator procedures.
The UK has chosen to take a less centralised approach to the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) than the EU. Financial services regulators are monitoring the growth in the adoption of AI within financial services sectors and working within their existing regulatory frameworks to supervise it.
While Ireland does not have any specific franchising legislation, it is vital for businesses and individuals in, or planning to enter, the industry to be aware of both domestic and EU contract, agency, consumer protection and intellectual property law.
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