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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has finalised its guidance for regulated firms outsourcing IT functions to the cloud.

This case highlights the importance of correct application of limitation periods under Regulation 93 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

With the 31 October 2026 connection deadline rapidly approaching for pension providers and schemes, this update examines the latest guidance from the Pensions Dashboard Programme, TPR's heightened scrutiny of scheme data accuracy, and PASA's new toolkit for managing member enquiries and post-use behavior reporting.

Over the last decade or so, the popularity of Private FDRs has grown exponentially. This growth was accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic...

The High Court has clarified the threshold for challenging an opponent's disclosure process and privilege claims, emphasizing that the absence of expected documents alone does not justify ordering a costly second review. This decision explores when courts will intervene in disclosure disputes and how proximity to trial affects such applications.

The Online Safety Act (OSA) is the UK's new comprehensive legislation intended to ensure the safety of online users. It places specific obligations upon various online service providers to this end.

We take a look at key actions for employers to consider in light of the significant holiday reforms that came into force on 1 January...

The judgment in the case of Newell Trustees Ltd v Newell Rubbermaid UK Services Ltd and another was handed down last week. Among the first significant pensions cases of 2024...

The UK's Serious Fraud Office has introduced a significant change to its corporate cooperation framework, allowing companies considering self-reporting suspected criminal conduct to engage in preliminary discussions with the SFO's Director of Legal Services on an anonymous basis. While this new pathway offers corporates an opportunity to assess the SFO's potential response before committing to a formal self-report, the decision to engage with the agency—whether before or after self-reporting—rem

The Wild Summit 2026 brought together campaigners, policymakers, scientists and community organisers in Bristol to explore how nature-friendly farming, urban wetland restoration, and tree equity can drive meaningful environmental recovery. From conservation covenants to Bristol's bid to become the UK's first Ramsar-accredited Wetland City, discover the practical strategies shaping the future of sustainable land use and development.

Over 3,300 police officers and 350 civilian employees brought claims against the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) for unlawful deductions from wages and underpayment of holiday pay.

The Fourth Board of Appeal of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has reversed the refusal of Haribo's figurative trade mark consisting of an image of its 'Goldbear' gummy...

The Building Safety Act 2022 empowered the Government to impose a levy to provide a source of revenue for the funding of remedial works to rectify historic building safety defects in residential buildings...

While climate risk has increasingly been at the top of the agenda for trustees in recent years, biodiversity and nature risk has occasionally been overlooked, despite...

The Railways Bill establishes the Passengers' Council as an independent statutory body to champion rail passengers in Great Britain. With powers spanning advocacy, investigation, standard-setting and dispute resolution, the Council will work alongside the Office of Rail and Road to ensure passenger interests remain central to railway operations and decision-making.

Explore the intersection of medical research and laboratory innovation as healthcare professionals leverage advanced microscopy techniques to drive scientific discovery.

The Competitively Appointed Transmission Owner (CATO) regime will establish a process by which entities are competitively appointed to construct, own and operate new GB electricity transmission...

The CQC has published its 2023 State of Care Report, providing a nuanced and holistic view of challenges faced by the health and social care system in England