The UK government has introduced significant changes to how companies are registered and monitored. These changes, part of the ECCTA, aim to make company information more accurate and trustworthy, whilst tackling economic crime.

The life sciences industry, valued at $412.74 billion in 2023 and projected to reach $727.1 billion by 2025, faces unprecedented complexity.

Our manufacturing and industrials team consider the current landscape of the automotive sector in light of the Budget, and predictions for the food and drink industry levies and duties.

In July 2025, the UK government unveiled its ambitious NHS 10-Year Plan, titled Fit for the Future, aiming to transform the National Health Service...

As at the time of writing, some six weeks after the initial hacking of the IT system, it was reported that JLR has only just begun to restart production on a limited basis.

Kosmar Villa Holidays Plc v The Trustees of Syndicate 1243 (2007) EWHC 458 (Comm) is an important reminder of how crucial it is for insurers to reserve their rights as soon as they are notified of any claim or circumstance which could involve a breach of condition by the insured, or other issue with potential to impact upon indemnity entitlement.

Our tax lawyers explore the potential changes to general taxation anticipated in the 2025 Autumn Budget, and what these could mean for businesses and individuals.

Biodiversity Net Gain creates significant commercial opportunities for landowners in quarrying, mineral extraction, landfill, and heavy industry to generate revenue from existing landholdings while meeting environmental obligations. Understanding the legal framework, 30-year commitments, and ecological requirements is essential before entering the BNG market as a supplier of offsite biodiversity units.

In R (on the application of Enlli Williams) v Cyngor Gwynedd EWHC 2395, the claimant successfully challenged Cyngor Gwynedd's decision to confirm an Article 4 Direction.

In the life sciences sector, clinical trials are the engine of innovation but also a source of risk.

Healthcare and legal professionals dealing with medical negligence need to be aware of these issues as they navigate claims involving AI.

The National Health Service (NHS) is poised to undergo a significant transformation with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in its operations, particularly in maternity care.

As the use of AI in businesses operations continues to increase, insurance policies (even those which are not specifically targeted at AI risks such as professional indemnity policies) are increasingly picking up AI-related risks.

The UK Government has introduced the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to address critical gaps in existing cyber security regulations, expanding coverage to data centres, managed service providers, and critical suppliers while granting regulators enhanced enforcement powers. With tightened incident reporting deadlines, turnover-based penalties up to £17 million, and mandatory supply chain resilience measures, organisations across essential services sectors must assess their readiness for compliance

The Academies Programme began as a government initiative to improve underperforming schools, with the primary aim to "improve pupil performance and break the cycle of low expectations" in schools with a history of failure.

We take a closer look at R (on the application of Williams) v Cyngor Gwynedd. The decision provides important lessons for local planning authorities about the need for clarity in officer reports and realistic assessments...

Researchers aiming to move towards a plastic-free future have highlighted that the buildup and inadequate handling of plastic fibres and particles are causing severe problems for human health and environmental sustainability.

The NHS is one of the UK's most treasured institutions, providing universal healthcare to millions and widely regarded as a symbol of quality care internationally.

The House of Lords has debated the adequacy of fertility treatment regulation, exposing critical gaps in consent processes, patient protection, and regulatory oversight that create significant litigation risks for clinics and practitioners. From unproven treatment add-ons to inconsistent inspection standards and the legal vacuum surrounding online providers, the current framework reveals structural weaknesses that directly impact medical malpractice liability and patient safety.

These made online, either in paid-for social media advertising or on advertisers' own websites. According to Deep Market Insight, the UK market for LED face masks was worth $22.82 million...