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For those of us practising in the field of cross-border litigation, one of the myriad questions often asked.

The blog will focus in particular on the Public Bodies Bill and will follow the Bill through to its enactment and implementation whilst commenting on related legal and policy developments over the coming months.

The updated Contract and other obligations section of our Brexit Legal Guide is now available. This provides a useful overview of:...

The updated Disputes section of our Brexit Legal Guide is now available.

The Health Secretary, Andrew Lansley, has made no secret that the voluntary sector will be at the heart of the Government's plans to reform the NHS.

2014 is a year of change for the EU institutions.

It has taken a while but, hot on the heels of the Open Public Services White Paper published on Monday, the Second Reading debate on the Public Bodies Bill eventually took place last night in the Commons and the Bill has been duly committed to a Public Bill Committee which must complete its deliberations by 13 October.

Following the defeat of the Government on Lord Lester's paving amendment on Day 1 last Tuesday (as reported in my last blog entry; also see here the House of Lords' analysis of the division), the Committee Stage continues next Monday (29 November).

The debate on Second Reading took place in the House of Lords yesterday (November 9), culminating after eight and a half hours, just before midnight, with the Bill then being given a Second Reading and referred to a Committee of the Whole House in the usual way.

In the latest edition of our Public Matters Podcast series, Jasveer Randhawa, James Wood and Paul Butcher discuss shaping and challenging policy.

Attached r-v-secretary-of-state-for-exiting-the-eu is the Judgment approved by the Court (subject to editorial corrections) as delivered today.

The Government has made radical changes to the Town and Country Planning Use Classes Order 1987 (as amended).

In this edition of Regulatory Focus, the experts in Duff & Phelps' UK Compliance and Regulatory Consulting team, provide a detailed synopsis of the latest news and publications issued by the Financial Conduct Authority during March 2019.

The 2024 elections and social unrest: How best to prepare...

Theresa May's letter has been delivered and like it or not the UK is on the way out of Europe with still no clarity as to what the status of British ex-pats living in other European countries actually is.

The UK Government has now committed its vision of a "principled and practical Brexit" to paper.

In answer to a written question in the House of Commons, Greg Clark, Minister for Communities and Local Government, stated that the Government is considering the future of the Community Infrastructure Levy (‘CIL').