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This month's Autumn Statement should bring some much needed clarity to the direction of the UK's public finances.

On 17 October 2019, the Government published the 2019 UK Annual Report on Modern Slavery. It provides an overview of modern slavery concerns and issues in the UK and sets out the UK's

Over the last few years the real estate market has witnessed a phenomenal growth in the logistics sector. But what impact will Brexit have on the future success of this sector?

Now it's the turn of the Ambulance Service to be under the microscope. This article is terribly troubling and details worrying incidents and a worrying culture within a very busy southern ambulance service.

Free movement with the UK will end on 31 December 2020. From that date EEA and Swiss citizens and their family members will be subject to immigration control.

The government's immigration proposals, outlined in its White Paper, would see European workers having to obtain a sponsored visa from their employers, has not been well received by businesses, business groups or politicians.

The Public Bill, The Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill 2017-19 has reached the committee stage in parliament.

New financial redress scheme and qualified one-way cost shifting will boost numbers.

Despite the Treasury Select Committee identifying insurance as a priority for Brexit negotiations, it is the impact the Brexit agenda will have on the rest of the legislative timetable ...

Advisers recommending insurance-based investment products (IBIPs) must make sure that any inducements will not have a "detrimental impact" on the quality of the relevant service from next year, the FCA has said.

Court sanctions Part VII transfer of insurance business and considers certificate requirement.

Until recently, there was much uncertainty about the fate of Union trademarks after Brexit, but regulations are beginning to take shape and the future seems brighter.

Brexit has happened. The United Kingdom is no longer part of the European Union or the European Economic Area. But in the short term, nothing really changes.

A Trade and Cooperation Agreement has been approved governing post-Brexit relations between the EU and UK.

We recently reported on the controversial House of Lords decision which significantly reduced the potential liabilities of employers and their insurers for mesothelioma claims resulting from asbestos exposure: Barker v Corus (UK) plc.

Not a novel point or an unexpected result, but Hydroserve is the first known case of the court disapplying the ring-fenced fund provisions in section 176A(2) of the Insolvency Act.

The recent decision of Mackay J in <strong>Octavia Hill Housing Trust v Brumby (2010), High Court may provide some cause for concern for landlords and particularly those concerned with the letting and management of social housing.