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This judgment reinforces the Court’s power to order a judgment debtor to draw down their pension for the benefit of the creditors as recently seen in Bacci v Green

There is an ever-widening gap firstly between the lending the commercial real estate sector needs to refinance debt coming due and secondly the amount that lenders are willing and able to refinance the refinancing gap. We discuss the challenges that this creates for lenders and borrowers in the current market.

With over a year having passed since the Register of Overseas Entities was established pursuant to the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022, we recap the initial requirements, annual reporting requirements and practical considerations involving overseas entities

There has been a significant and welcome increase in options for structuring ownership of assets in the UAE, but structures may have tax implications in the UK.

We round up the key pensions news for August & September, including a closer look at some key elements of the Mansion House reforms and the BBC decision on amendment power fetters. We also update you on ESG and cyber security developments, and this year’s PPF levy consultation.

Firm announces the appointment of Alice Bretherton as its new Chief People Officer

We consider the Supreme Court’s decision in Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland v Agnew and what it means for employers

How are public takeovers conducted and regulated in the UK? Our guide provides an overview of the regulatory framework and key considerations for anyone contemplating a public takeover in the UK.

The firm has been shortlisted for Community Engagement Law Firm of the Year and Diversity, Inclusion and Wellbeing Champion of the Year

As part of a series of articles looking at Sustainable Finance, here we explore some of the key themes in Sustainable Financings in Africa, and the challenges to be overcome on transactions

As Bristol Technology Festival gets underway, Burges Salmon is proud to play its part in supporting the vibrant technology sector

An application by Porsche to register a sound trade mark has been refused, the EUIPO finding it non-distinctive and unable to identify trade origin