Two years on from our previous detailed reporting on the CRA, with key obligations set to become live imminently, we revisit key concepts and build upon previous practical advice ...
Parliamentary select committees play a central role in holding the government to account in the UK, but their scrutiny increasingly extends to organisations and individuals operating in the public eye ...
Since the UK's Procurement Act 2023 (PA23) came into force on 24 February 2025, a key question has been: how much difference will the PA23 make to procurement law and practice compared to the previous ...
Good faith and the Braganza duty in franchising: why “how you behave” now matters as much as what your contract says ...
In this episode of The Pensionist, we discuss the defined benefit endgame through the lens of current market conditions and real‑world transaction experience. With defined benefit schemes increasingly ...
On 30 April 2026, the CJEU delivered yet another judgment in relation to "communication to the public" under Article 3(1) of the Copyright Directive (2001/29) in the case of VHC 2 Seniorenresidenz ...
CJEU confirms: settlement agreements in commercial agency contracts concluded before the end of the notice period are risky ...
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (“IPEC”) handed down judgment in easyGroup Limited v Easyfeetstore OÜ, Easyfeet Inc., & Andriy Klishyn [2026] EWHC 767 (IPEC) on 1 ...
European law firm Fieldfisher has advised Atome plc, a leading low-carbon fertiliser developer, on its UK fundraising, comprising a placing, subscription and retail offer that raised just over £25 ...
As the ground-breaking draft EU Space Act inches forward, we have seen two important developments: a revised draft of the Act from the Council and a formal opinion from the European Council Legal ...
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