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In this article, we summarise OFCOM’s new consultation and draft codes of practice regarding a key aspect of the OSA; the duty of online services to protect users from illegal harms

A brief overview of  climate change litigation in 2024 through a review of some notable cases in the UK and around the world

The Advertising Standards Authority recently upheld a complaint against John Mills Limited as their three-minute TV ad perpetuated harmful gender advertising and reinforced harmful gender stereotypes

This month our focus is on the recently called General Election and what it might mean for pensions generally and various ongoing pensions policies and initiatives. We also look at recent TPR activities, cyber risks post Capita and the recent BBC Pension Scheme cyber incident, an interesting TPO equalisation determination and highlights of our fabulous Edinburgh pensions drinks reception

We review the long awaited judgment and give our view on the key takeaways for SIPP operators and potential areas for future regulatory development as a result

The line between helping and giving financial information is important due to the risk of criminal offences. It is useful to see the FCA’s current thinking

The platform sector has grown rapidly over recent years and is likely to continue in this way. The FCA has intense focus on ensuring that the very highest of standards apply in an environment where consumers can invest with confidence, understand the risks they face and are clear about the availability of regulatory protections if things go wrong

We examine the likely key aspects of the upcoming regulation relating to heat networks, and suggest how you can start planning for both the challenges and opportunities that they will bring.

In May 2024, the UK online safety regulator published its draft Children’s Safety Codes of Practice which set out steps that tech firms must take to protect children online

A quick guide to making your move to the UK from South Africa a little less stressful

The Pension Regulator’s General Code of Practice can at first seem a daunting scheme governance exercise – but with our help, it doesn’t have to be

McDonald’s has lost the exclusive right in the EU to use BIG MAC in relation to chicken sandwiches and other goods and services