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As businesses are taking the first few steps to bring back a semblance of normal trading and recovery from the buffeting felt from both the coronavirus pandemic and the consequences of Brexit...

The challenges facing British Steel have been well documented over recent weeks as the impact of the Brexit impasse has bitten.

Party autonomy rules in commercial arbitration. This means that parties can agree where they arbitrate, and which rules and laws govern the arbitration.

There has been much speculation about the risk of Brexit affecting London's position as a dispute resolution capital of the world including, in particular, if the UK and EU/EFTA States were unable to agree terms, ...

The High Court recently handed down a judgment that provides important clarification on the duty of care as respects waste. The judgment is of particular note for businesses dependent on waste collections from public land and highways, for example those operating on a high street.

On Tuesday, 2 July 2019, the Hague Conference on Private International Law finalised a new treaty on enforcement of judgments:

However, it is likely that new statutory guidance will encourage school employers to set out more clearly expectations about staff relationships outside school.

But Syedur Rahman of litigation specialists Rahman Ravelli believes its reputation will remain intact.

Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) are privacy controls that are incorporated into information systems to assist government and private organisations to comply with their privacy obligations and maintain relevant privacy standards in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.

Whilst a lot of us were considering whether or not we had room for that additional mince pie, details of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement between the UK and European Union were released

In this episode, Oliver Yaros and Valerie Vanryckeghem provide an update on the impact of the end of the Brexit Transition Period on intellectual property and the processing and transferring...

An interesting decision from the Federal Labour Court Germany in the case of Endres v. T-Systems International GmbH has recently been published concerning the transfer of remuneration on the transfer of an undertaking.

This Autumn, the budget will be delivered earlier than usual, on the October 29, 2018.

Employers in Hong Kong should note a recent judgment of the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal which has found that an employer can be liable for injury to an employee which has been caused by foreseeable negligence on the part of the employee.

On November 19, 2018, HM Treasury published a draft version of the Long-term Investment Funds (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2018.

Grounds for divorce can vary and the financial and custody settlements can be unpredictable in some countries.

The variation margin requirements have applied to all counterparties since March 1, 2017.