The Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem) recently published its ‘Curate – Demand Connections Reform’ consultation, setting out proposals to reshape how data centre projects access and hold positions in the UK's electricity grid connection queue.

The case concerns a young person, N, who was initially subject to several restrictive deprivation of liberty (DoL) orders.

The Cremation (England and Wales) Regulations were laid before Parliament on 3 November 2008 and come into force on 1 January 2009.

The Government this month confirmed it will increase the fast track limit to £25,000, but reform has been watered down by the announcement that procedural change will only apply to sub £10,000 claims relating to RTAs.

Insurers need to strike a fine balance between compassion and efficiency over the next few months as the aftermath of the recent floods takes its toll, according to insurance fraud experts at law firm Browne Jacobson.

In Mazur v Charles Russell Speechlys LLP EWHC 2341 (KB), the High Court clarified that non-authorised employees cannot conduct litigation under supervision - they may only support authorised persons.

In Lonham Group Ltd v Scotbeef Ltd [2025] EWCA Civ 203, the Court of Appeal clarified when insurance policy clauses constitute pre-contractual representations or enforceable warranties and conditions precedent under the Insurance Act 2015.

"The final result of this litigation is such that (when costs are taken into account) neither party has gained any significant financial benefit." HH Mr Justice Jackson

Despite more than a decade of warnings, illegal and unsafe fabric child car seats continue to surface across major online marketplaces.

In our Summer update, we promised we'd have more to say about advertising "less healthy food" (LHF) in the Autumn update. Now it's Autumn and we weren't wrong!

Traditionally, building contracts are between two parties and there are no direct contracts between suppliers on the same tier.

In an era where technology pervades every aspect of our lives, the integration of advanced tech solutions into emergency services systems is a critical next step that promises enhanced efficiency...

Using an AI notetaker (like Otter, Teams, Fireflies or Laxis... there are plenty of them) to take automatic notes of meetings is probably one of the least controversial uses of AI.

The EU Cyber Resilience Act introduces mandatory reporting obligations for manufacturers of digital products, requiring them to notify authorities within 24 hours of discovering actively exploited vulnerabilities or severe security incidents. This regulation establishes strict timelines for early warnings, detailed vulnerability notifications, and final reports, fundamentally changing how manufacturers must respond to cybersecurity threats.

In our latest #EdInfluence podcast, AI expert Paul Estes shares how that early setback taught him his career's most valuable lesson: "innovation isn't about the idea - it's about the how."

While top-tier institutions such as Imperial College London, Oxford, and Cambridge have the resources to operate expansive, independent TTOs...

Every workplace must consider radon gas as a potential risk to its employees and others. It needs to be given the same focus as asbestos and other dangerous occurrences.

In May 2024, the previous Government launched a call for input, seeking examples of policies or guidance in which public bodies...

The Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA) final guidance on its interpretation of pricing transparency requirements under Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (DMCCA) has been published.

Recent enforcement actions by the European Commission (the Commission) demonstrate that the retail sector – from fashion marketplaces to social commerce platforms – faces unprecedented scrutiny on how they manage illegal content...