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This week on The Space, Emma Dennis, senior manager of DEI and Wellbeing in the UK, sits down with Sunil Kakkad, former partner turned international board member and member of our UK Leadership team.

Over the course of an eight-week consultation period, spanning October to December 2018, the Single Source Regulation Office (SSRO) invited responses from industry on proposed changes to the SSRO's

It is unlikely anyone has escaped hearing about the VW emissions scandal. Interestingly, Bosch, as the supplier to VW of the alleged cheat software, has now been sucked into the scandal.

All disputes can be challenging and disruptive for businesses, but disputes in Tech contracts can be particularly problematic for both the supplier and customer.

All too often, a term might seem perfectly clear to the parties when the contract is agreed, but a dispute later arises as to how it is meant to apply in the circumstances that have come about.

Where a contract consists of a number of documents, the first step is to consider all the documents together and only after that has been done consider any priority clause to deal with ambiguities.

The Employment Rights Act 2025 introduces a groundbreaking statutory right enabling trade unions to access workplaces—both physically and digitally—for organizing, recruiting, and collective bargaining purposes. With implementation set for October 2026, unions will be able to request access without demonstrating existing membership levels, while employers face tight response deadlines and potential penalties up to £500,000 for non-compliance.

The former MiFID II regime in the UK concerning pre-trade and post-trade transparency for bonds and derivatives is undergoing something of a quiet revolution.

The UK government has unveiled plans to modernize financial services regulation through a new bill announced in the King's Speech, aiming to reduce regulatory complexity while maintaining high standards.

On October 19, 2016, the European Commission published a report (COM(2016) 664 final) responding to reporting obligations set out in Regulation 1060/2009 (CRA Regulation).

This is a case reminiscent of the "interest-rate swaps" litigation in which the House of Lords eventually held that English local authorities did not have the power to conclude such transactions.

In this episode in our podcast series focusing on digitalisation in the public sector, Matt Harris, principal associate in our Commercial, IT and Outsourcing team, provides an overview of SaaS...

The option to present a winding up petition for the non-payment of debt temporarily returns from 1 October 2021, albeit with a modified approach.

Welcome to the next edition of the Insolvency Insight bulletin from the insolvency specialists at Quadrant Chambers.

As commercial organisations across the world pick themselves up and focus on rebuilding after the body blow of the coronavirus pandemic many businesses are facing contentious business disputes.

Four key points for the limitation period for contract and tort claims.

The latest edition of the Quadrant Chambers International Arbitration Newsletter is now available.