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UK competition law: Court of Appeal rocks the boat in Eurotunnel/SeaFrance case

The Court of Appeal has upheld an appeal brought by SCOP against the decision of the Competition and Market Authority (CMA) on jurisdiction in the Eurotunnel/SeaFrance merger. 
04 June 2015

Publication

A-Z of issues in renewable energy projects (Q to S)

In this series, our Energy team provides an "A-Z" of key legal and practical issues in renewable energy projects. This fifth instalment covers construction, energy, environment and insurance issues.
04 June 2015

Legal update

Consumer Rights Act puts unfair terms in the spotlight

Businesses should act now to ensure that they comply with the Consumer Rights Act which serves to protect consumers against contract terms and notices that give traders an unfair advantage.
03 June 2015

Legal update

Immigration: review your right to work checks

Recent changes in the immigration rules now mean that employers may have to conduct a second 'right to work' check after an employee has started work.
03 June 2015

Publication

Moseley revisited: Public Consultation may not need to set out alternative options

We look at R (Angharad Morris and Donna Thomas) v Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council which considers the scope of Moseley in the duty to give information on alternative options in consultations.
03 June 2015

Publication

The Queens Speech ; Implications for Planning, Energy and Housing

The Queen’s Speech details legislation to be introduced by the Government over the next 12 months. This briefing provides a summary of the proposals and implications for planning, energy and housing.
03 June 2015

Publication

Pension flexibility: DB to DC conversions and transfers

If members with DB benefits want to convert them into flexible form by transferring out, the trustees must check they have had appropriate independent advice before making the transfer. Read on here.
03 June 2015

Publication

Pension flexibility: Transfers

We explain why most occupational pension schemes need to alter procedures as a result of the new statutory concept of “flexible benefits” like new transfer rights. Others apply in DB schemes.
03 June 2015

Publication

Concept ; Summer 2015

The latest bulletin from our Intellectual Property team looks at the 'own name' defence to trade mark infringement, the EU's Digital Single Market strategy and more. 
02 June 2015

Publication

Freedom of any information?

Information held by public authorities is potentially disclosable under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 depending on what constitutes "information" and potential reasons for refusing a request.
01 June 2015

Publication

Kidnap and Ransom Policies

Recent changes in legislation have put beyond doubt that businesses will be very unlikely to be able to claim indemnity under a kidnap and ransom policy where there is possible terrorist involvement.
01 June 2015

Press release

Burges Salmon wins best trainee recruiter award for 10th consecutive year

Burges Salmon has, for the 10th consecutive year, been named as the UK's best legal recruiter at the LawCareers.Net Training & Recruitment Awards.
29 May 2015
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