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This now leaves the sector to have 16 months lead in time from Sept 2021 and a chance to pause and take breath.

In the recent case of Manchester Building Society v Grant Thornton UK LLP, the Supreme Court unanimously overturned the decision of the Court of Appeal...

A number of charities have found themselves in the position of holding residential property which is affected by fire safety issues, especially in relation to cladding, which are likely to prove expensive and difficult to resolve.

The recent decision in Phoenix Interior Design Ltd v Henley Homes Plc & Union Street Holdings Ltd provides a useful example of where issues can arise about ensuring standard terms ...

As the UK starts to shake off the restrictions and fear of COVID-19, and looks to reshape itself outside of the EU, a welcome commitment to the life sciences industry comes in the form of the Life Sciences Vision.

Whether you are an insurer avoiding a policy or a policyholder or broker challenging a coverage decision, these two recent cases in the Court of Appeal and High Court...

What is RPDT? Residential Property Developer Tax (RPDT) is a new tax proposed to be levied against certain residential property developers on certain profits.

There are lots of technology ‘buzz words' circulating, such as: ‘Cloud Computing', ‘Agile Development', ‘AI', ‘Blockchain' and ‘Crypto'. However, it is important to note, that this does not mean...

The UK government has published its final draft Code of Practice on trade union workplace access rights, set to take effect in October 2026. Employers now face a 15-working-day deadline to respond to statutory...

Ofcom are revising the guidance on their enforcement of the prohibition on anti-competitive agreements and abuse of dominance under the Competition Act 1998 (CA98), which they enforce concurrently with the Competition...

As the vaccination roll-out continues to progress, we answer some questions employers commonly ask.

The UK Government's decision to establish the Greater Cambridge Development Corporation represents a critical test of institutional capacity to deliver growth in one of Britain's most powerful innovation economies. With Greater Cambridge facing severe constraints from housing costs, transport congestion, and infrastructure limitations despite strong local planning, this centrally-led Urban Development Corporation model aims to provide the stability, powers, and resources needed to coordinate complex infrast

When a property owner dies, does the surviving joint owner need a grant of representation to transfer the property? This article examines the distinction between legal and beneficial ownership, clarifying when grants are actually required and when they're simply requested out of caution or misunderstanding. Understanding these requirements can save significant time and expense in property transfers following death.

The general rule is that there is no continuing contractual duty on professionals to review their work unless the client chooses to request and pay for that service.

"The number of sports related disputes has increased exponentially in recent years and, while some sports regulations and contract provide for early mediation prior to commencing arbitration or ...

The British Medical Association has issued comprehensive guidance addressing the complex legal and ethical considerations healthcare professionals face when patients with mental capacity choose to voluntarily stop eating and drinking to hasten death. This guidance provides a structured framework for decision-making, care planning, and symptom management in these challenging clinical situations.

A Supreme Court ruling examines whether a director who deliberately delayed a company sale beyond a shareholder agreement deadline breached fiduciary duties under section 172 of the Companies Act 2006, even though he genuinely believed the delay would benefit the company financially. The case clarifies that the good faith requirement extends beyond a director's thought process to encompass their actual conduct, establishing important boundaries for directorial discretion when contractual obligations conflic