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The Remittance Basis FAQs

We have set out the Q&As arising from George Osborne’s Summer Budget announcement that “non-dom” status will end from 6 April 2017 here.
09 September 2015

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Concept ; Autumn 2015

Our latest IP bulletin looks at Community Trade Marks, the economic cost of IPR infringement, the trade mark status of LEGO figures and more. 
28 August 2015

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Cabinet Office Consultations: Transposition of Concessions and Utilities Directive

The Cabinet Office has published consultations concerning the UK transposition of the new Concessions Directive and the revised Utilities Directive with draft Regulations coming by April 2016.
26 August 2015

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The Insurance Act 2015 - are you ready for the change?

On 12 August 2016 the Insurance Act 2015 comes into force, making substantial changes to insurance law in England & Wales. We discuss some of the key issues here.
24 August 2015

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Quaystone Newsletter - September 2015

This construction and engineering newsletter looks at employment and social issues including managing TUPE risks and a recent European case which considers the treatment of employees’ travel time.
24 August 2015

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Ignorance is (not) bliss: SMEs fail to appreciate Bribery Act 2010

A survey commissioned by the Ministry of Justice and Department for Business, Innovation and Skills shows a lack of awareness of the Bribery Act 2010 amongst small and medium sized enterprises.
19 August 2015

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Holiday pay - a practical guide to the law

In this article for The Manufacturer online, Choudhry explains why holiday pay has caused board level concern at manufacturing companies and outlines the options available to employers.
18 August 2015

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Guide to publishing gender pay data

Adrian Martin comments on the news that businesses will soon be required to publish gender pay data and the importance of auditing current pay structures sooner rather than later.
18 August 2015

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LIBOR Prison Blues: SFO secures 14 year sentence for trader

A former UBS and Citigroup trader, Tom Hayes, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison after he was found guilty of conspiring to manipulate LIBOR, one of the most severe SFO sentences to date.
14 August 2015

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In House Lawyer article - July 2015

In this article, Energy partner, James Phillips, gives a high-level overview of the different mechanisms used by National Grid to ensure the security and quality of electricity supply across the GB.
12 August 2015

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An acquired attraction - the key employment law points

In this article for the Attractions Handbook 2015-2016 ©Cybertrek leisuremedia.com, Crofts identifies the key employment law points buyers need to consider when acquiring an attractions business.
11 August 2015

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Arnold v Britton: why contractual interpretation in cupcakes is the vital ingredient

The High Court applies the Supreme Court’s decision in Arnold v Britton on contractual interpretation in a supply agreement for cupcakes. Honeyrose Bakery Ltd v Lola’s Kitchen Ltd.
10 August 2015

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