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Amanda Mallon and Michael Conway, Partners in HLK's Trade Mark team, join Joanna Deas in the latest video in our ‘Claim One' series.

London-based partner Nicholas Peacock has authored an article for Manufacturing Today Europe, together with associates Jerome Temme and Olga Dementyeva

On Monday 24 July 2023, Housing Secretary Michael Gove confirmed the Government's intention to mandate second staircases in residential high-rise buildings across the UK over 18 metres in height.

On 20 February 2016, it was announced that the UK would hold a vote on their membership of the EU on 23 June 2016.

The U.K.'s formal exit from the European Union is now four months away.

Governments seek to help citizens make the right choices such as to recycle, to eat healthy, to stop smoking, or to read to our children.

The Government today published an important document related to its no-deal planning (code named "Operation Yellowhammer").

The state pension age (SPA) is currently set at age 66 and is set to increase to 67 by 2028 and 68 by 2046.

At the time of the 2016 referendum, opinion was as sharply divided on the impact of Brexit on the property investment market as it was on the merits of Britain checking out of the Hotel Bruxelles.

Two new government consultations have opened relating to charging points for electrical vehicles. The first proposes:

Amendments are now being tabled to the Public Bodies Bill, the first set comprising 21 clause amendments, 2 new clauses and one new schedule,

•during the transition period the existing State aid rules will continue to apply to and in the UK;

In a recent Public Procurement Podcast Tim Briggs, Partner (Competition, Regulation & Trade) and Adrian Brown (Of Counsel, Competition, Regulation & Trade) ...

The midterm elections are (mostly!) over. What's coming next? No one is in a better position to tell you the answer than our Public Policy colleagues.

This year has begun with a bang in the UK, with the country having left the European Union on 31 December 2020.

In this episode of policy in practice, David Gauke, Christopher Charlton and Chloe Edworthy discuss the state of English law and its international standing. Together they discuss: the impact of Brexit on legal...

Defra announced on 26 January (see here) that an independent Advisory Panel has been set up to provide advice to the Government as British Waterways makes the transition from public corporation to charitable body in England and Wales.