The law was intended to take effect on 1st September 2016 but we understand has recently been rescheduled to an effective date of 1st September 2015.

We understand that recently the Slovakian Data Protection Authority has updated its guidelines on the approval process for Binding Corporate Rules.

The General Court has upheld the European Commission's decision prohibiting the proposed merger between Deutsche Börse and NYSE Euronext, rejecting all the pleas put forward by Deutsche Börse.

In November 2014 Ofcom opened an investigation under section 25 of the Competition Act 1998 into the joint selling arrangements by the Premier League for live UK audio-visual media rights for Premier League football matches.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal has dismissed the application by the Federation of Independent Practitioner Organisations (FIPO) for review of parts of the final report of the CMA on the private healthcare market investigation.

Landlords of both commercial and residential properties should review the recent government guidance on accessing rented properties.

Force majeure, in general terms, is an event that is out of the control of contracting parties which releases the parties from their contractual obligations when the event occurs...

In September last year, more than twenty commercial property owners signed up to the Better Buildings Partnership Climate Change Commitment.

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has reacted to the current COVID-19 situation so as to extend the protection for deposits of up to £1m in UK-regulated banks...

When preparing a will many people rightly spend a lot of time thinking about who they want to benefit financially on their death.

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 came into force on 26 June 2020 introducing a number of temporary and more permanent reforms, summarised in my colleague Jess' post here.

In an email to Central Family Court users published in The Law Society Gazette on 11 August, His Honour Judge Robin Tolson QC announced his intention to step down as Designated Family Judge for London, ...

Betfred argue there was a software error and its terms and conditions mean it is not liable to make the payment.

Consultation on regulatory fees for on-demand programme services for the period 1 April 2015 to 31 March 2016.

Having obtained planning permission to convert his property into three self-contained flats in 2006, the landlord decided instead to convert his property into 12 self-contained flats.

Home Office guidance has made it clear that new remedies for anti-social behaviour cover damage caused by Japanese Knotweed, with the potential for large fines.

The Prime Minister's announcement last night that people should only go to work if "essential" should see various workplaces now close their doors.

The Government's Planning White Paper could present some challenges for holders of long term option and promotion agreements if one of the main proposals is implemented.

Construction law experts for a UK construction law update. 2021 has been another interesting and challenging year, with lots of changes and plenty to keep up with as we head into 2022.

The suspicious activity reports (SARs) filed by banks with the US treasury department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCen) ...