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Delayed from 19 December 2025 due to the festive season, commencement order number 6 for the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) crept onto the statute books with little fanfare.

The climate crisis and ESG strategies add extra layers of complexity to this, as companies will factor in what would be the best way to minimise their carbon footprint whilst continuing to operate...

The Report re-iterates that the real estate industry has seven years to halve emissions and the window for effective action is closing rapidly.

What is significant about 1 April 2025? It will see us mark the second anniversary of the recent changes to Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards ("MEES") affecting corporate occupiers.

Wellbeing is a difficult concept to pin down: it is both physical and intangible, practical and esoteric, and so can be tricky to measure with any accuracy.

Two new chapters in Rising Roles in Law explore how legal operations professionals and AI-enabled teams are reshaping the legal profession. The contributions examine who performs this transformative work, what capabilities they currently possess, and which skills they must develop to bridge the gap between AI investment and measurable returns.

The UK government's planned crackdown on umbrella companies will shift responsibility for PAYE and NICs compliance to end clients and agencies, effective April 2026. This move targets non-compliant umbrella companies, which have been using tax avoidance schemes.

As part of SXSW's first tever UK edition, Lewis Silkin brought together a packed room to hear five esharp minds – photographer-advocate Isabelle Doran...

Following our report last year on the CMA's call for inputs on the Assimilated Technology Transfer Block Exemption Regulation (TTBER), the CMA has now published its recommendations to the Secretary of State...

As technological developments evolve, the legal landscape is keeping pace. Courts and regulators face new challenges, and disputes are rising as technology raises novel issues.

December has been another busy month for online safety developments, with both Ofcom and the ICO being active.

The UK's new less healthy product advertising rules restrict ads for "identifiable" less healthy food and drink products across TV, ODPS and paid-for online placements.

In the landscape of international business, establishing regional offices in locations such as Hong Kong or mainland China is a strategic move for multinational...

It's hard to imagine in this age of global harmony, but sometimes the US and the UK really don't get along very well. I'm talking of course about the US limited liability company (or LLC) and how it can be a very unfriendly vehicle...

The Trump administration's actions have had far-reaching consequences across various domains, including immigration, the conflicts in Ukraine and Palestine, border control, taxes, and tariffs.

A recent Hong Kong decision provides a useful warning for employers which run satellite offices with significant local autonomy. The case shows how quickly risk can build where one senior individual effectively controls day-to-day operations, payroll decisions, employment records and communications with head office, without any meaningful independent oversight.

The impetus for the Ordinance can be traced back to the unprecedented challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020, Court closures and public health restrictions led to significant delays...

A new state-backed fund is offering AI start-ups an unprecedented combination of capital investment, access to supercomputing infrastructure, and expedited visa processing.