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The Online Safety Act achieved Royal Assent on 26 October. In this article, we set out the timeline and key provisions within the Act, as well as the enforcement powers of OFCOM

The recent case of Topalsson GmbH v Rolls-Royce sets out some key considerations for customers when preparing and entering into agreements for IT services

Court of Appeal upholds High Court’s decision to dismiss easyGroup’s infringement claims against EASYOFFICES and revoke easyGroup’s EASYOFFICE trade marks

This edition covers the renewal of Code agreements where there is a concurrent lease, access requirements for an MSV and valuing rent of mast sites under the 1954 Act

The FTT decided it had authority to determine the taxpayer’s domicile status during an application for a closure notice and appeal against an information notice

We are seeing a degree of uptick in regulatory activism on this topic, including: industry-wide communications from the FCA; new regulatory rules and rigour; and an enlarged scope of the financial promotions regime, including movement into new product categories such as cryptoassets

With the delivery of sustainable transport in the UK a priority to achieving Net Zero targets, our roundtable series brings together sector experts to discuss the issues, challenges and opportunities. Here are the insights from our inaugural session on the pivotal role of funding

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

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

We explore the key actions for employers to consider in light of significant changes to the immigration rules which take effect from 4 April 2024

A recent Court of Appeal case considers the proper construction of restrictive covenants and suggests the possibility of such covenants applying without limit in time

Obligations under the new Building Safety Act may mean funders will need to put structures in place to manage compliance