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The English Devolution White Paper proposes a new governance model that could have a significant impact on the transport network

Insights and guidance on the approach to repowering

Covering a range of topical issues led by our team of planning and compulsory purchase specialists

Glashütte's reputation for quality manufacture of real-world watches would be transferred to their virtual world counterparts, rendering the applied for mark devoid of distinctive character

In this article we look at some of the key developments from COP29, focusing in particular on the new climate finance goal, other developments from COP and those seen within the UK, and look forward to what’s next on the climate change agenda

As we approach the second anniversary of the first provisions of The Building Safety Act 2002 coming into force, we discuss some of the risks which funders may want to address in lending documentation

In this podcast series, we focus on risk mitigation and resolution of energy disputes

Google’s use of the term ‘shorts’ for short-form video content did not amount to an infringement of Short International Limited’s marks or passing off

The role of dutyholders remains a key focus of the Building Regulations. How can “Clients” navigate their duties under the “new” regime to ensure compliance?

Burges Salmon advised EBF and SANAD on three West African financings, totalling USD 40 million and EUR 6 million, to support agriculture, forestry, fishery, and tourism

Read about pension changes on the horizon in 2025, including the DC and LGPS Mansion House consultations, as well as significant awards by the Pensions Ombudsman, the FCA crackdown on bad transfer advice and more