Chemicals regulation: government reveals blueprint for UK REACH
Most plausible Brexit roads end up with a separate UK REACH for the regulation of chemicals on the UK market. Planning should start now.
14 January 2019
Stay of proceedings allows dispute to be brought before Financial Ombudsman Service
The claimants were granted a stay of proceedings to allow them to bring their dispute with two defendant banks before the Financial Ombudsman Service.
31 August 2016
Statutory demands relating to multiple debts with an aggregate over £750
The High Court has held that statutory demands will not necessarily be set aside if the undisputed debt is less than £750, where other debts would take the cumulative total over this limit.
14 September 2015
PSC register – how do the recent changes affect you?
Recent changes to the PSC regime will affect all corporates required to keep a PSC register – as well as extending the regime to AIM companies, Scottish limited partnerships and others.
06 July 2017
CPO and compensation: important changes to planning and CPO law
This article looks at a number of provisions relevant to compulsory acquisition in the Neighbourhood Planning Act 2017 and Housing and Planning Act 2016 that come into force on 6 April 2018.
28 March 2018
Protecting children from irresponsible advertising: tougher rules for gambling operators
As part of the ASA's continued focus on limiting children’s exposure to age-restricted ads, new standards have been announced for gambling advertising that will take effect from next month.
28 March 2019
Chemicals regulation: government amends UK REACH regulations
Industry’s concern over proposed UK REACH transitional provisions has forced government to amend regulations ahead of ‘exit day’
10 April 2019
The Modern Slavery Act – making a statement in the construction industry
The Modern Slavery Act is an important step forward when addressing the problem of human trafficking and forced labour in the construction industry.
05 May 2017
The Law Commission review of laws relating to wills
07 August 2014
The Investigatory Powers Act: what does it mean for telecommunications operators?
The Investigatory Powers Act 2016 received royal assent on 29 November 2016 after review by the House of Lords earlier in the month.
06 January 2017
The cost of breaking up: no rent apportionment on break
In January 2013, Marks & Spencer won a landmark victory in the High Court to apportion its final rent payment when exercising a break clause. The Court of Appeal has now overturned that decision.
15 May 2014
Commission publishes Cloud Service Level Agreement Standardisation Guidelines
The European Commission has published Cloud Service Level Agreement (SLA) Standardisation Guidelines presented to it by the Cloud Select Industry Group.
17 July 2014