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At times like this, many businesses will be looking at internal and external services and functions and considering whether they are still structured appropriately to support the business's ...

This month has seen the latest UK instalment in the global patent war between Samsung and Apple.

In the last weeks, UEFA published its updated 2014 Club Financial Control Body procedural rules.

On 23 June the UK surprised everyone by voting to leave the European Union. Overnight, Sterling fell 10%, the FTSE fell below 6000 and David Cameron resigned as PM.

As EU member states prepare to implement the Pay Transparency Directive by June 2026, the early approaches of countries like Sweden and Belgium offer insight into the varied ways this directive...

Rights in a trade mark in China are acquired solely through registration so it is essential for brand owners to be the "first to file" their mark in China.

On 17 June 2016 the European Council adopted the Regulation and Directive enacting the one year delay to the implementation date for MiFID II and MiFIR.

Last Thursday, 14 June 2018, the EU Member States backed a proposal from the Commission to impose additional customs tariffs on a wide range of US products.

On 12 July 2018 the Higher Regional Court of Frankfurt am Main (Germany) has issued its decision in the case 'Coty Germany GmbH v Parfümerie Akzente GmbH'.

Businesses are increasingly looking to expand into farther flung overseas markets like India, expecting to achieve rates of growth which are rarely achieved in saturated and depressed Western markets.

The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland says that it is important that those operating society lotteries are aware of the law in this area.

The Government has finally approved Royal Decree 962/2024, of 24 September, which regulates the production of electricity from renewable sources in offshore installations.

The corporate veil is a fundamental principle of English law that a company has a distinct and separate legal identity from that of its owner.

On 22 November 2017, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, delivered the Autumn 2017 Budget, the first Budget in the new annual tax policy-making cycle.

Franchisors and franchisee should take note that in franchise re-sales, it may be possible to impose stronger RCs on the seller in the sale documentation than would otherwise be possible in the franchise agreement.

The Charity Commission is supporting a campaign led by the London Prevent Network and the Metropolitan Police to encourage Londoners and London businesses to support genuine charities with confidence.

The Charity Commission is inviting charities, trustees and charity advisers to attend its next public meeting - either in person in Southampton, or by tuning in to the live-stream.