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ARBITRATION & STAY OF ENFORCEMENT: In a decision dated 6 May 2025, the Paris Court of Appeal addressed the question of whether the enforcement of an arbitral award can be stopped...

The eagerly awaited implementation of the Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act 2023 (Act) takes place today, 1 April 2025.

The government is finalizing a draft law to implement the EU Transparency and Equal Pay Directive (2023/970), aimed at strengthening the right to equal pay for women and men performing equal work or work of equal value.

The EU Deforestation Regulation ("EUDR") will become applicable at the end of 2025 (having previously been delayed from the end of 2024).

The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 has now been in force over five years. It remains a much under used piece of legislation and its application is still specifically excluded from many property development and construction contracts.

Read this edition of the Paris International Arbitration Newsletter – January 2026 for hands-on insights from our practice for in-house counsels and practitioners.

In this briefing, our teams in key European capitals have each selected two key competition law trends in their jurisdiction, enabling us to highlight some common trends for businesses with a cross-border footprint...

Read this edition of the Paris International Arbitration Newsletter – November 2025 for hands-on insights from our practice for in-house counsels and practitioners.

In the August 2025 issue of Data Diaries, guest editor Szymon Sieniewicz highlights the top stories in data protection law.

We take a look at the key legal developments for pension scheme trustees over the past quarter. These include the Budget announcement limiting the National Insurance contributions exemption under salary sacrifice...

The use of AI in the legal industry, including in international arbitration proceedings, is widespread and continues to evolve rapidly.

Despite previously describing the Ramsay principle as having ‘reached a state of well-settled maturity', in Royal Bank of Canada the Supreme Court...

In this Update we look at recent legal developments affecting SIPP and SSAS providers. These include a Court of Appeal decision which held that the High Court had been wrong to make an order enabling a judgment debt to be enforced against a SSAS member's pension fund...

In this edition we highlight the recently published Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) Threat Assessment Reports and the valuable sector-specific...

We take a look at the key developments for UK pension scheme trustees over the past quarter.

On 10 August 2007, the House of Lords Technology Select Committee published a report on internet security.

In the April 2025 issue of Data Diaries, guest editor Claire Edwards highlights the top stories in data protection, privacy and cyber security law.

When deciding whether to admit a late appeal, the Tax Tribunals must strike a balance between procedural integrity and the merits of the appeal. In so doing, the Tribunal will consider the length of the delay...