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Legal update

Court rules on agreements to maintain farming entitlements

A court has recently ruled on whether agreements designed to maintain a farmer’s right to CAP entitlements fell foul of artificiality rules. 
25 July 2016

Legal update

Defined contribution schemes: automatic penalty if chairman's statement is late

Trustees of most DC schemes will receive an automatic civil penalty of £500 if their annual chairman's statement is late.
21 July 2016

Legal update

Damages for distressed data subjects: Google withdraws its appeal

Following the Court of Appeal's decision in Google v Vidal-Hall, Google was granted permission to appeal to the Supreme Court. The appeal has now been withdrawn due to settlement between the parties.
21 July 2016

Legal update

Fintech Horizons - July 2016

This edition of our Fintech briefing looks at the impact of the UK's decision to leave the European Union. 
20 July 2016

Legal update

Brexit in court – The High Court hears Article 50 challenge

Following the first hearing of cases being brought against the government regarding Brexit, details are emerging of the government's view on how and when Article 50 may be invoked.
20 July 2016

Press release

Burges Salmon advises Somerfield in Court of Appeal competition case

Our competition team acted for Somerfield Stores Limited on a successful appeal in the Court of Appeal, against the Competition and Markets Authority.
19 July 2016

Legal update

Brexit: implications for UK infrastructure

This note considers some of the implications for the UK infrastructure sector following Brexit.
18 July 2016

Legal update

Brexit: implications for UK construction

This note considers some of the implications for the UK construction sector following Brexit.
18 July 2016

Legal update

Privacy upheld as Microsoft wins appeal to protect access to data

“Victory for privacy” as US government is denied access to emails held on overseas Microsoft servers.
15 July 2016

Legal update

Just keep rolling on

Uncertainty is a major cause of agricultural disputes. One classic case is tenancy arrangements just left to roll on.  
15 July 2016

Press release

Burges Salmon runs fourth annual Bright Sparks work experience programme

We are committed to increasing access to quality work experience. For the fourth consecutive year, the firm has run its Bright Sparks work experience programme for 24 students aged 15 to 17.
14 July 2016

Publication

Planning and CPO – Summer 2016

The summer edition of our planning and CPO newsletter covers judicial limits in judicial review, sustainable housing and more. 
14 July 2016
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