There have been a number of press reports in the last few days about Mabey Engineering (Holdings) Limited (Mabey) agreeing to pay the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) over £130,000 in recognition of sums it received through share dividends derived from unlawful conduct.

There have been a number of press reports in the last few days about Mabey Engineering (Holdings) Limited (Mabey) agreeing to pay the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) over £130,000 in recognition of sums it received through share dividends derived from unlawful conduct.

As reported in our Spring Newsletter, the Auto Enrolment (Earnings Trigger and Qualifying Earnings Band) Order 2012 came into force on 15 June 2012.

Holiday pay cases continue to provide challenges for employers, and the employment tribunal decision in Lock v British Gas is no exception.

A "back-to-back" agreement is a contract where two parties enter into an agreement, and then one of those two parties subcontracts some or all of its obligations to a third party...

Rust sought to claim under an indemnity given by PB when it purchased Rust business.

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has recently published its response to the consultation on the advertising and street trading regulations for London 2012, together with the final form of the regulations which will be laid before Parliament (known as the Advertising and Street Trading Regulations).

Members of the Organisation of American States are left to decide how best to implement the principles set out in the report.

When an organisation collects personal data about an individual, that individual has certain expectations about the purposes for which the data will be used.

The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) recently announced the end of the ‘golden age’ of home ownership in the UK – a major cultural shift for a country whose population expects to own properties.

Welcome to the Autumn edition of our construction and infrastructure publication, Infra.Law.

The COVID-19 pandemic is causing disruption to businesses of all sizes across the UK.

Following the death of a military diver, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has recently avoided prosecution because of its status as a Government Department.

As oil prices continue to decline and the demand for clean energy continues to increase, economies in the Middle East have been under tremendous pressure

It has just recently been revealed by the think tank "Parliament Street" that the Financial Conduct Authority is currently investigating around 165 suspected scams relating to the Pandemic.

Following its decision in July to consider restructuring options in light of its mounting debts, the popular restaurant chain Pizza Hut has reached an agreement with its creditors by way of a company voluntary arrangement ...

Late last week, the Advertising Standards Authority published the results of an investigation into online advertising on platforms frequented by children, seeking to ascertain whether advertisers...

Last week brought yet further bad news for landlords of commercial property:

If success is measured by take-up, the Government's Help to Buy equity loan scheme has been a roaring success.

The Government is expected to announce this week further radical reforms to the planning system - reported to be the biggest shake up since World War II.