In these three episodes, Marianne Parkinson and Olivia Rhys-Evans from our Employment team will be joined by Michael Chattle of Al Tamimi to discuss hot topics and trends around employment in the United Arab Emirates.

HMRC have announced that the mechanism for calculating bonus rates for SAYE participants will change from August which is expected to result in a bonus being provided to new participants for the first time in nearly 10 years.

This bumper Christmas edition looks at the key changes since our last Update and at future developments relevant to Official List and AIM companies

The new year has kicked off with yet more geopolitical turbulence and uncertainty, bringing into focus the need for secure access to resource, commodities and trade routes.

Welcome to our four-part series of bite-sized Employment webinars, "Are You Ready for 2025?" In this series, we look at upcoming reforms to employment law which the Labour Government...

The Government has published "Good Work", its response to the Taylor Review on employment status and modern working practices.

The Financial Conduct Authority has published a consultation paper proposing to eliminate mandatory waiting periods between IPO prospectus publication and the release of pre-deal investment research...

In this video, Employment Knowledge Counsel Adam Rice and Anna West take a look at forthcoming developments in employment and immigration law for the rest of 2023 and beyond.

The UK government has today published the much-trailed Immigration White Paper 'Restoring Control Over the Immigration System' which sets out plans for radical reforms...

The UKVI have published a major new statement of changes to the Immigration Rules, following the Government's White Paper in May this year.

The latest Dispute Resolution round-up reviews key developments, including stalled progress on the Litigation Funding Agreements Bill and advancement of the Arbitration Bill, alongside significant rulings on force majeure clauses and directors' duties. An Investigations update highlights regulatory focus on workplace culture, new SRA guidance, and emerging trends in early-stage investigation disclosures.

The so-called 'Shareholder Rule', which provided that a company could not, in litigation, withhold documents from its shareholders on grounds of legal advice privilege, has been abolished by the Privy Council.

As explained here, the construction industry scheme ("CIS") was introduced to prevent perceived tax evasion in the construction industry. It is a type of withholding at source...

One of the most high-profile announcements in this year's Budget was the abolition of the UK's current tax regime that applies to UK resident, but non-UK domiciled individuals ("Non-Doms").

James Longster, a partner in our Technology and Commercial Transactions team, gives a 3 minute primer on six key issues to consider when looking to deploy artificial intelligence as part of an outsourcing transaction.

What does the new Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act mean for private litigation? Whilst the Act shifts the dial forwards in some respects...

The offence will apply to organisations when a fraud offence is committed by an employee or agent, for the organisation's benefit, and the organisation did not have reasonable...

HMRC's updated guidance on the UK's employment-related securities (ERS) rules adopts a hardline interpretation, aligning with the Supreme Court's Vermilion case. It emphasizes a broad application of the deeming provision, impacting how securities linked to employment are taxed.

On 20 February 2026, the US Supreme Court ruled that a wide range of tariffs imposed by President Trump in 2025 were unlawful.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rt Hon Rachel Reeves MP, is preparing to deliver her second Budget on Wednesday 26 November 2025.