With confidence in the business jet market finally starting to improve, we thought it an opportune time to update and refresh our guide to corporate jet finance.

This briefing is relevant to lenders and borrower's alike.

The Science and Technology Committee has launched an inquiry to examine the impact of electronic cigarettes.

A shrinking public purse in these times of austerity has increased appetite for bid protest. With fewer tenders and increased competition, disgruntled bidders now appear more conscious of their rights...

On New Year’s Eve, transitional controls restricting the right to work in the UK expired for Romanian and Bulgarian nationals and from 1 January 2014 Romanian and Bulgarian nationals have the same access to the UK labour market as any other European Economic Area national.

FRAND is the acronym for fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory, and it generally arises in antitrust cases where an owner of intellectual property rights refuses to grant a licence or refuses to grant a licence on FRAND terms.

Theresa May's confirmation that the UK would be leaving the EU's Single Market follows logically from the decision that the UK will leave the EU.

As usual the Media and Entertainment team here at Fieldfisher attended the Cannes Film Festival.

With the increased use of automated buying systems, large amounts of online advertising are not even being seen by a consumer.

Rules and guidance on advertising gambling make it clear that such marketing communications must be socially responsible and must not be likely to appeal to...

Fieldfisher hosted a webinar with representatives from the UK Investment Security Unit and our own European FDI partners on the latest trends in FDI enforcement. <p class="MsoNormal"><span style="background-image: initial;

In Fieldfisher's Africa Week 2024 podcast, Paul Agbaje discusses the rise of family offices in Africa, highlighting wealth management challenges, opportunities, and intergenerational concerns for affluent African families.

The resolution cites statistics from a recent study on the regulatory framework for franchising in the EU, commissioned by its Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee (IMCO)...

As part of the Digital Single Market ("DSM") Communication published on 6 May 2015, the Commission stressed the need for a review to "ensur[e] cross-border access to legally purchased online services" (page 8).

The development and growth of franchise networks relies on the availability of accessible funding.

The Court of Appeal has allowed an appeal by Roskilde, a Danish Bank, that it should compensate an investor who had acquired its subordinated loan notes.

The EU's Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is ushering in significant changes to the way financial firms and their suppliers must operate, and organisations have just over 12 months to become fully compliant.

The UK Government's third annual report on the National Security and Investment Act 2021 outlines key data and insights on its scrutiny of business transactions from April 2023 to March 2024.

Nearly every US in-house counsel has faced the task of tackling an impending overseas deal when only US State law governed terms are at hand.

Online intermediary liability has been debated in the courts since the internet came into being.