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UK: Lifting the automatic suspension under the Procurement Act 2023 – the new test in practice

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By Jeremy Sharman, Oliver Carroll Verified
| Bird & Bird Podcasts
A key feature of procurement litigation, should a bidder decide to issue proceedings challenging a contract award, is to suspend the procurement process until such time as the court lifts the suspension. When deciding whether to lift the suspension, the court’s approach prior to the Procurement Act 2023 (the Act), under the EU-derived regulations and the American Cyanamid test, was to approach it principally from an adequacy of damages perspective.
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UK Government Children's Safety and AI Chatbot Powers: Two New Acts Receive Royal Assent

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By Heather Catchpole, Oliver Carroll Verified
| Bird & Bird Podcasts
As mentioned in our previous article in this series (see here), the UK Government has been taking steps to secure controversial regulation-making powers to allow it to: (i) make sweeping changes to the UK’s Online Safety Act 2023 (“OSA”) and the UK GDPR; and (ii) swiftly translate any proposals made following the conclusion of its consultation on children’s online safety, which closes 26 May 2026 (Growing up in the online world: a national conversation – the “Consultation”) into law.
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Class Dismissed? Not So Fast - Expanding the Consumer Class Action Regime

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By Oliver Carroll Verified, Emma Radcliffe, Jonathan Speed
| Bird & Bird Podcasts
Critics have long argued that UK consumers lack an effective mechanism to seek collective redress for alleged widespread, low-value consumer harms where individual consumer loss is arguably too small to justify the costs of litigation. Despite mounting political support, legislative attempts to fill this gap have so far been unsuccessful.
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