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Retailers may be able to take advantage of "click and collect" services under a Department for Communities and Local government planning law consultation.

This Act has generated a large amount of public interest and some adverse press comment.

A Supreme Court ruling on 24 July in relation to the Lehman and Nortel groups is being welcomed by the pensions industry.

A Supreme Court ruling on 24 July in relation to the Lehman and Nortel groups is being welcomed by the pensions industry.

The Pensions Regulator’s Determinations Panel has issued an initial contribution notice determination against two individuals with respect to the insolvency of Northern Ireland clothes wholesales/manufacturer Desmond & Sons.

The recent case of Proctor & Gamble Company v Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget SCA & Other [2012] EWHC 1257 (Ch) involved the court considering how defined benefit obligations are treated following a TUPE transfer in light of the Beckmann and Martin cases.

The Cloud Industry Forum (often known as CIF) has launched a Code of Practice for cloud service providers.

The House of Commons has submitted a "reasoned opinion" to the European Parliament that the CESL does not comply with the EU principles of subsidiarity and proportionality.

Recently the Italian Data Protection Authority has published guidance on the use of the personal data in targeted on-line advertising, pursuant to its Personal Data Protection Code.

European Commission opens in-depth investigation into the proposed merger of TeliaSonera and Telenor's Danish telecommunications activities.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal has dismissed an appeal by AXA PPP in relation to one of the findings from the CMA’s private healthcare investigation.

The European Parliament has approved the proposed directive on damages actions for breaches of EU competition law.

From 1 October 2013, the government has repealed the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991.

In a settlement agreement, Folgate agreed to indemnify another person, with a provision that the indemnity would automatically terminate if the other person became the subject of formal insolvency proceedings.

This decision concerned a contract for the sale of land. Cleaver, the seller, gave a truthful answer to commercial property standard enquiries, but then facts arose that made the answer wrong.

A dispute arose over misuse of confidential information of CIT (an English company) by UPD, (a Texan company) which was alleged to be in breach of an NDA.

This case concerned a clause in a contract (not drafted by lawyers) which stated that: "The [Department] hereby undertakes to purchase a minimum of 500 days of Consultancy from [E-Nik] per year based on project requirement…".