The court has handed down its decision in a landmark rights of light case concerning the Bankside Yards development.

Producers of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in the UK will soon be able to access Government support via a new Revenue Certainty Mechanism that will guarantee a price for the fuel...

Data centre development has become a significant industry in Ireland over the last decade. In this article, we look at the main challenges faced by the industry and the ways in which these challenges are being addressed.

In its recent judgment in Brendan Kirwan -v- Marguerite Connors trading under the style of MJ O'Connor Solicitors & Ors, the Supreme Court of Ireland has clarified the law surrounding applications to dismiss proceedings for want of prosecution/delay.

The Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) recently proposed draft rules for a motor finance consumer redress scheme have attracted considerable scrutiny from across the industry.

There has been some discussion in Germany recently over the question of sick pay entitlement, an employer's obligation to pay sick pay and the degree of control an employer has over the entitlement.

It can be difficult to keep track of the sheer volume of new and forthcoming legislation in the EU and the UK. We've prepared this timeline to help to monitor which laws have recently...

The data centre sector is undergoing rapid transformation as it responds to surging demand from AI, evolving business models, regulatory scrutiny, technological innovation...

The long-awaited auto-pension enrolment scheme ("AE Scheme") is due to come into force in Ireland on 1 January 2026.

This article addresses the Spanish Corporate Income Tax (CIT) special regime for private equity entities (ECR) under Article 50 of Law 27/2014.

Hot takes on the global M&A landscape from Mergerspresso's recent caffeine-fuelled trip to New York? Listen in for all you need to know from the IBA's M&A conference in the time it takes to make your coffee.

Business leaders have always faced the spotlight of market and media criticism for their board decisions, but now the spectre of court proceedings is an ever-present threat, following recent high-profile cases.

In the case of Renishaw Plc v Ross Trustees Services Limited, the court has applied the principle of "corrective construction" in holding that a scheme's rules should be construed...

The High Court have just handed down judgment in relation to a strike out/ summary judgment application brought by TMS Legal Limited...

In this edition, we discuss latest developments in the UK and EU banking and investment regulation.

Last month was significant for developments in financial services with the announcement of the Leeds Reforms and the Chancellor's Mansion House speech.

On 1 July 2025, the Home Office released its latest Statement of Changes. Several changes outlined in the White Paper released in May this year are coming into fruition later this month...

The government have, without much fanfare, published the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill. What is not to like about devolution and community empowerment you may reasonably ask...

An article with our first reactions to the government announcements on commonhold and leasehold reform.

Cryptoassets must be reported as property for IHT purposes and HMRC has begun issuing One to Many (OTM) letters to agents who have submitted Inheritance Tax...