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The Claimant alleged he had developed CTS as a result of using vibratory equipment when employed by our client, between 22 August 2016 and 18 October 2017.

The Government tabled amendments to the Pensions Bill yesterday that will change the moral hazard framework (ie when the Pensions Regulator can look to non-employer parties in a corporate group to make payments to underfunded pension schemes).

Under proposals announced last week, local authority pension funds are to be permitted to increase their allocation to infrastructure assets.

CMA provisional decision in its investigation into the investment consultancy and fiduciary management markets

On 29 March 2017, the Prime Minister, Theresa May, gave the European Council formal notification of the UK's intention to leave the EU.

The Enterprise Act 2016 became law this month. It aims to promote enterprise and economic growth and covers a wide range of topics.

The consultation issued by Government in early November proposes emission reduction measures targeted at large energy users such as supermarkets, hospitals, large offices, hotel chains and large local authorities with an electricity consumption higher than 3000MWh (equivalent to annual electricity bills over £250,000 at current energy prices).

There remains lots of uncertainty surrounding Brexit. Will the UK leave without a deal? If there is a deal, what will it look like, when will it come and will there then be a further referendum

Today’s (second) entry reports on the current status of applications made to the IPC and pending.

While a range of outcomes, including a departure under the terms of the current Withdrawal Agreement, remains possible, it is important

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has asked suppliers of medicines and medical products in the UK to stockpile six weeks' worth of stock on UK soil to prepare for the end of the...

The latest Queen's speech drafted by the government, delivered almost a year after the Brexit referendum has, to some degree, outlined the intentions of the British government when leaving the EU

A recent first instance decision illustrates the caution to be exercised when a defendant, as one of a number, makes a Part 36 offer to settle a claimant's claim.

Boris Johnson has won the Conservative Party's leadership following Theresa May's resignation as the Prime Minister in June 2019.

With the Cricket World Cup in full swing, and Wimbledon, The Open and the FIFA Women's World Cup just around the corner, it is set to be a bumper summer of sport

Two significant Brexit-related court cases were decided last week. On 6 February, the Court of Session in Edinburgh rejected the case on whether Britain could unilaterally withdraw its Article 50 notice.

Earlier today, the High Court of Justice ruled that the U.K. government does not have the constitutional capacity to trigger the U.K.'s withdrawal from the European Union without further primary legislation being passed.