Faced with the prospect of Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI) plans not being approved by the European Commission, for a period of around one month ...

It will be some months before we have a better idea of exactly how exactly the government is going to address the concerns raised in the Taylor Review.

The Supreme Court has today handed down its judgment in the long running Pimlico Plumbers worker status case, ruling that Gary Smith was a worker.

The High Court was asked last month to order the deceased's alleged daughter to provide a DNA sample in order to substantiate her claim for an inheritance from her late father's estate.

The Supreme Court has handed down its decision in Owens v Owens.

In November last year, the FCA issued an alert to all Principals who have Appointed Representatives or Introducer Appointed Representatives (ARs).

The FCA has issued a prohibition order that prevents Paul John Flowers from performing any function in respect of any UK regulated activity.

The Home Office has announced plans for a new "start-up" visa for entrepreneurs wishing to set up a business in the UK.

In recent years, the UK courts have demonstrated that they are prepared to be flexible and pragmatic when considering remedies for patent infringement.

Designers seeking to protect their valuable designs by registering them in a number of territories can make use of the Hague system of international designs, rather than filing separate applications...

Click on the film for a snapshot from industry experts and Mishcon de Reya lawyers as to how our evolving urban environment is changing our interaction with data and regulation.

New rules aimed at protecting tenants from poor living conditions will make mandatory licensing of shared dwellings much more common from the 1 October. An estimated 160,000 properties in England will...

The UK Parliament continues to be active in tightening up (complicating?) the UK tax code. Two recent announcements affecting non-resident owners have particularly caught the eye ...

Over the last year we seem to have heard of the demise of a leading high street retailer on an almost daily basis. This, inevitably, has an impact on both landlord and tenant clients ...

As a result of the Grenfell Tower tragedy and the concerns about safety in high-rise residential buildings, the government asked Dame Judith Hackett ...

In May 2017 we advised on the outcome of this case in which the County Court ruled that the presence of Japanese knotweed on an adjoining property to the claimants' properties was an actionable nuisance ...

A new ruling has opened an opportunity to achieve compensation for those mis-sold interest rate swaps.

On 1 April 2018, Land Transaction Tax (LTT) replaced Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) for properties purchased in Wales.

Friday 6 July (so-called 'L-Day') saw the Government issue the eagerly awaited legislation and guidance regarding the taxation of gains from UK land for non-residents.

There have been a number of cases in recent years regarding the relationship between Principals and ARs and it is also a recurring area of interest for the FCA.