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Readers will be well aware that the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into effect in UK (and EU) ...

The other streaming package was taken by BT.

Welcome to the September edition of Mishcon's Culture vs Corruption Diary. The object of this diary is to provide businesses and their advisors with a snapshot of what is happening in the world of corruption in the last month.

A Technology and Construction Court ruling examines whether a tenant can escape a 25-year lease due to life-critical cladding defects discovered post-Grenfell, testing the boundaries of the frustration doctrine against comprehensive repairing covenants. The case explores how risk allocation in commercial leases interacts with modern building safety legislation and whether remediation timelines exceeding the remaining lease term constitute grounds for contractual discharge.

Never before was the entry into force of a piece of European Union legislation accompanied by millions of emails from friends, colleagues, suppliers and many more we had forgotten all about...

It is estimated that fraud costs UK companies over £72billion every year.

Welcome to the January 2008 edition of Mishcon de Reya's Recruitment Watch, prepared by the Firm's Recruitment Services Group. Its aim is to provide those involved in the recruitment sector with a snapshot of what has been happening in the world of recruitment in the last month.

The Government has recently issued updated guidance to businesses that are required to produce modern slavery statements and to report on their payment practices.

From 1 April 2004, the Home Office will be introducing a special application form (an FLR(IED)) and a fee of £121 for all 'in-country' leave to remain decisions. This will affect holders of Immigration Employment Documents (IED's) and their dependents.

In a new bid to tackle tax avoidance schemes, the government has launched a consultation targeting arrangements that place profits that would otherwise be attributable ...

Modern slavery has been described by the Prime Minister, Theresa May, as "the great human rights issue of our time".

Welcome to the January edition of Mishcon's Culture vs Corruption Diary, the object of this diary is to provide businesses and their advisors with a snapshot of what is happening in the world of corruption in the last month.

Mishcon de Reya represented Helen Green against Deutsche Bank in this landmark case, which saw her being awarded over £800,000 in damages.

Michael Bright, the former chief executive of Independent Insurance, has been sentenced to seven years in jail after being found guilty of fraud.

Welcome to the April edition of Mishcon's Culture vs Corruption Diary, the object of this diary is to provide businesses and their advisors with a snapshot of what is happening in the world of corruption in the last month.

Welcome to the June edition of Mishcon's Culture vs Corruption Diary, the object of this diary is to provide businesses and their advisors with a snapshot of what is happening in the world of corruption in the last month.

In its groundbreaking decision in July 2017 between Eli Lilly and Actavis relating to pemetrexed, the Supreme Court fundamentally revised the UK approach to the scope of protection ...