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The international sanctions landscape has changed, significantly, over the past month as geo-political tensions increase.

Company directors must know their rights when confronted with allegations of fraud. In the first bulletin of this series, we set out a brief explanation of the types of "Without Notice Order" that can be obtained against an individual and their intended purpose. In the second bulletin we set out the basic Dos and Don'ts guide for anyone served with a Search Order or Freezing Order. In this bulletin we consider how and when it is best to respond to "Without Notice Orders".

In a landmark decision in the telecoms licensing battle between Unwired Planet and Huawei, Birss J has set what he considers to be a FRAND (Fair, Reasonable and Non-Discriminatory) ...

Welcome to the March 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.

Welcome to the October 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.

Welcome to the October edition of Mishcon Fraud Watch, prepared by the Fraud & Insolvency Group at Mishcon de Reya. It aims to provide businesses and their advisors with a snapshot of what has been happening in the world of fraud in the last month.

Nearly six in ten separated or divorced parents in the UK report experiencing alienating behaviour from a former partner, according to the first nationally representative study of its kind. Understanding what constitutes alienating behaviour, how it affects children, and what legal remedies are available has become increasingly important for families navigating separation. The courts now focus on specific behaviours that cause a child to reject one parent without reasonable explanation, rather than using th

The UK's proposed social media ban for under-16s is driving platforms to implement highly effective age assurance, with facial age estimation emerging as the market standard. However, compliance requires navigating two distinct regulatory frameworks - the Online Safety Act and UK GDPR - where satisfying one regime does not automatically ensure compliance with the other, creating significant legal and technical challenges for online services.

Welcome to the September edition of Mishcon Fraud Watch, prepared by the Fraud & Insolvency Group at Mishcon de Reya. Its aim is to provide businesses and their advisors with a snapshot of what has been happening in the world of fraud in the last month.

The following is a summary of the most important aspects of the Budget affecting business taxation. As always, details at this stage are scant and we have to await publication of the draft legislation for the full facts.

Welcome to the December 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.

Advancements in tech should allow for better engagement and allow for a more harmonious relationship between developers and the communities they serve.

From March 1 the UK is getting tougher on any company that turns a blind eye to deals being financed by "dirty money".

Welcome to the May 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 Fraud Watch, prepared by the Fraud & Insolvency Group at Mishcon de Reya. Its aim is to provide businesses and their advisors with a snapshot of what has been happening in the world of fraud in the last month.

It has been over two years since the Brexit vote. Despite recent agreement within cabinet (and the subsequent resignations), a deal is yet to be agreed with Brussels.

Welcome to the October edition of Mishcon Fraud Watch, prepared by the Corporate Investigations & Asset Recovery Group at Mishcon de Reya. Its aim is to provide businesses and their advisors with a snapshot of what has been happening in the world of fraud in the last month.

Recruiters are concerned about the new money laundering regulations that will catch companies who do executive search or act as a payroll agency and require them to register with HM Revenue & Customs, otherwise they could face up to two years in jail