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COVID-19: Winding up petition restrictions to be replaced from 30 September 2021

The government has announced that the current restrictions on the presentation of winding up petitions would be replaced with more limited restrictions with effect from 1 October 2021
29 September 2021

Full disclosure: The impact of the Disclosure Pilot Scheme on lawyers and forensic technology experts

How the Disclosure Pilot Scheme, increase in data, and changes to technology have changed the roles of lawyers and forensic technology experts
20 September 2021

Publication

The End of the Road for SAAMCO?

The seminal SAAMCO principle has been re-stated and re-purposed by the Supreme Court
07 September 2021

Press release

Burges Salmon secures double shortlisting at STEP Private Client Awards

The firm’s Private Wealth team has been recognised in two categories at STEP’s 2021/22 industry awards
09 July 2021

The Business Banking Resolution Service – a new option for banks and their customers?

The BBRS provides a new platform for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) to resolve complaints with their banks

13 April 2021

Press release

Burges Salmon sees further growth with partner appointments

The firm is pleased to announce the appointment of five new partners, across key growth areas including Banking and Finance, Dispute Resolution and Projects
30 March 2021

PPF re-certification: EU contingent assets

If you are re-certifying a contingent asset where the provider is EU domiciled, the PPF may require a new legal opinion from your EU lawyer
09 March 2021

Healthcare and The Brexit Trade Deal

In this article we highlight some of the key issues facing those operating in the healthcare sector as the UK and EU begin the next chapter of their trading relationship
24 February 2021

Trustee Conflict Comeuppance

Manton & Ors v Manton [2021] EWHC 125 (Ch) - Beneficiary trustees acting in conflict with the trust, do so at their peril
16 February 2021

Business Crime: developments to watch in 2021

After a year of unprecedented disruption, we consider recent major developments in the business crime sphere and what to expect in 2021
09 February 2021

When AI goes wrong, how will the courts determine why?

Explainable machine learning: how can you determine what a party knew or intended when a decision was made by machine-learning?
04 January 2021

UK Intellectual Property Office limits address for service rules

From 1 January 2021 an address for service at the UKIPO must be in the UK, Gibraltar or Channel Islands, not the EEA, subject to certain transitional exceptions
30 December 2020

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