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For a lot of companies, the last 18 months in Hong Kong has been undoubtably challenging. As a result of the uncertainties with the protests ...

In this series of articles we take a look at the decision in ABN Amro Bank N.V. v Royal & Sun Alliance plc and 13 Underwriters and Edge Brokers (London) Limited

Welcome to the latest edition of RPC's Tax Bites - providing monthly bite-sized updates from the tax world.

Welcome to the June 2021 edition of RPC's V@, an update which provides analysis and news from the VAT world relevant to your business.

In this article, we will consider an employee's rights in the event that they are told that their role is being made redundant. We will also examine the consequences of receiving notice of redundancy,...

In Perring v HMRC [2021] UKFTT 110, the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) held that the burden of proof for establishing that documents are 'reasonably required' under a taxpayer notice issued under paragraph 1, ...

In its recent decision in Forster v Reynolds Porter Chamberlain LLP, the High Court found that City law firm, RPC, had breached its duty of care to its client, Ms Forster, after failing to keep her adequately...

Advances in technology are opening up exciting new frontiers for property owners and managers. Almost two billion people globally use augmented reality on their mobile phones and nearly 400 million engage in a virtual metaverse reality.

Welcome to RPC Bites. Our aim in the next 2 minutes is to provide you with a flavour of some key legal, regulatory and commercial developments in the Food & Drink sector over the last fortnight…

The High Court has dismissed a passing off claim brought by Philip Warren & Son Limited (PWS) against well-known supermarket, Lidl.

Adam Craggs and Alice Kemp outline the powers HMRC has at its disposal when conducting a criminal rather than civil investigation.