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The recent case of Topalsson GmbH v Rolls-Royce sets out some key considerations for customers when preparing and entering into agreements for IT services...

The Information Commissioner's Office has launched a consultation on draft guidance addressing anonymisation and pseudonymisation for research, archiving and statistical purposes. This guidance provides critical insight into how organisations should apply data minimisation principles in modern research practices, including AI development, trusted research environments, and synthetic data generation.

Recent changes to Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property Relief have sparked renewed interest in conditional exemption from inheritance tax for heritage property.

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has released the revised National Planning Policy Framework, marking a significant shift in planning policy with new commitments to housing delivery and economic growth. Following consultation on proposals from December 2025, the updated framework introduces several notable changes while maintaining core principles around accelerating decision-making and supporting development.

As one of the fastest growing segments of the healthcare sector, it comes as no surprise that Health Tech regulation in the UK is undergoing significant change.

The Financial Conduct Authority has published its finalised non-handbook guidance on cryptoasset financial promotions.

The latest Investing in Women Code Annual Report 2026 reveals significant progress in funding access for female entrepreneurs, with signatories directing 32% of venture capital to teams with at least one female founder—more than double the wider market rate. While women-led businesses now achieve equal loan approval rates to male-led businesses, they still apply less frequently and request smaller amounts, highlighting persistent gaps in funding confidence and scale.

The Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023 (the Act) makes a number of changes to compulsory purchase procedure and the way compensation is dealt with.

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office has completed its supervision of major AI foundation model developers, revealing significant gaps in data protection practices and setting new expectations for legitimate interests assessments, transparency, and special category data handling. The regulator has now turned its attention to agentic AI systems, warning that autonomy is not an excuse for poor compliance and launching a call for evidence that will shape future regulatory guidance.

The EU Insolvency Regulation governs cross- border insolvency proceedings across the EU.

What should "ESG litigation risk" mean to pension trustees and what can they do to mitigate it? This article looks at themes which may give rise to claims in this rapidly developing landscape...

The UK Government has launched a consultation on consolidating small pension pots worth £1,000 or less through a multiple default consolidator model, aiming to address the growing issue of 13 million deferred small pots across the workplace pensions market. Under the proposed framework, eligible dormant pots would be automatically transferred to authorised consolidator schemes unless members opt out, with implementation targeted for 2030 through a phased regulatory approach.

The National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare has published comprehensive recommendations that are expected to shape the future regulatory framework for AI technologies in UK healthcare. These recommendations address the safe adoption of AI across diagnostics, medical research, and clinical decision-making while establishing safeguards to maintain public confidence. The report introduces a lifecycle approach to regulation, emphasizing ongoing monitoring rather than just initial approval, a

The European Commission has proposed the EU KIDS Act, a comprehensive regulation that extends far beyond a simple social media ban for under-13s. This ambitious framework introduces tiered age-based restrictions, safety-by-design obligations across digital services including AI chatbots and online games, and mandatory certified age-verification systems. With potential fines reaching 6% of global turnover and enforcement mechanisms piggybacking on existing DSA machinery, organisations offering digital servic

Public procurement bids are often delivered by a corporate group who may form special purpose vehicles (SPVs) as the legal entity for the bid and ultimately the contract.

Active members' ‘interests' includes benefits not yet earned, and amendment to the scheme's terms concerning future service benefits would have ‘affected' the members' interests, leaving them worse off.

The High Court of England & Wales has granted an unusually broad injunction in favour of Peppa Pig's owners after finding that the animated children's series Wolfoo infringed copyright in Peppa Pig sound recordings. Expert analysis identified matching audio clips across a representative sample of approximately 30,000 Wolfoo videos, leading to international injunctive relief requiring removal of infringing content and prohibiting future uploads across multiple jurisdictions.

A spotlight is increasingly being shone on rail freight in the UK and for good reason. The reduction in carbon emissions that results from increased modal shift to rail freight is compelling.