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UK and EU law gives consumers a 14-day period to withdraw from distance contracts.

On 14 April 2014, the Association of British Insurers published best-practice recommendations in relation to lock-up agreements.

Brexit has redirected and sharpened the focus of many on matters which, Brexit aside, might not have merited as much attention. One of those matters is the contractual recognition of bail-in in loan documents.

The legal concept "equity of exoneration" is essentially an indemnity coupled with a proprietary interest.

Senior leadership teams are keenly aware of the strategic advantage digital technologies can deliver. In their drive for innovation, many businesses are missing an opportunity.

The General Court gave its ruling on 23 September 2015, in case T-245/11, in which it backed ECHA's decision not to disclose the production volumes of hazardous chemicals.

On 2 November 2017 the European Commission published an amended proposal for a Directive concerning contracts for the sale of goods.

The new EU Customs Regulation comes in to force from 1 January 2014.

Transport Law can be characterised by the opening-up to competition, and the expansion of, transport by coach.

Das Bundeskartellamt (BKartA) hat am 25. Januar 2017 Hinweise zum Preisbindungsverbot herausgegeben.

In Fieldfisher's Africa Week 2024 podcast, Paul Agbaje discusses the rise of family offices in Africa, highlighting wealth management challenges, opportunities, and intergenerational concerns for affluent African families.

The Indian market is an exciting one with great potential for many foreign retailers.

Technical and operational problems at the Spanish Franchisor Registry (the "Registry") have resulted in the Spanish Authorities suspending the activities of the Registry.

Would an agreement amongst FIFA sponsors to terminate their sponsorship agreements be caught by the EU's antitrust rules and potentially be an unlawful collective boycott?

Yesterday, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced preliminary results of its review of the anticipated acquisition by 21st Century Fox, Inc of the 61% of the shares in Sky plc...

The Court of Appeal has reversed an earlier court decision relating to liability to pay fees to a financial adviser in respect of the sale of a subsidiary.

In the EU, Article 102 TFEU prohibits the abuse of a dominant position, where dominance is "a position of economic strength which enables a company to prevent effective competition by affording it the power to behave to an appreciable extent independently of its competitors, customers and ultimately consumers".

The headaches faced by employers struggling with the Government’s flagship pension reforms have received widespread national media coverage in recent weeks.