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In this bumper edition, we round up the latest on the Mansion House reforms, and look in detail at the new DB Funding and Investment Strategy Regulations.  There are also articles on the changes at TPR and Companies House, the response to the General Levy consultation and  more

In this article, we consider the position one year on from the Law Commission’s report on surrogacy and the continued need for reform and clarity for both surrogates and intended parents

Burges Salmon launches latest Net Zero report and gathers insights from investors and developers of heat networks projects

Where data is transferred internationally, contracts should be updated by 21 March 2024. If action is not taken (including by pension schemes), there may be a technical breach of UK GDPR

The firm’s Corporate and M&A team has advised leading multinational utility company ENGIE as it strengthens its presence in the UK biomethane market

The Supreme Court upheld a finding of targeting UK consumers where branded goods on a “.com” website could be shipped to the UK

The tax regime for non-doms and their trusts will change significantly from 6 April 2025. We explain the new regime and what non-doms should be doing now

Key dates for employment law reforms that employers, HR professionals and in-house employment lawyers need to know

Expert insights into the key legal issues for green hydrogen projects in 2024

Companies must ensure that any of their existing international data transfer arrangements reliant on standard contractual clauses as the appropriate means for a restricted international data transfer must be updated to use either the UK International Data Transfer Agreement or, the UK Addendum to the new EU Standard Contractual Clauses, by the 21 March 2024

The Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects Forum 2024 is your complete guide on the challenges facing major infrastructure planning and will provide you with the latest policy updates and practical guidance on how to successfully gain a development consent order

The deal will enable large-scale loans by UniCredit Bank Serbia to support solar and wind projects