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Trustees of occupational pension schemes now have a statutory duty to ensure that they have an adequate knowledge and understanding of the legal issues relevant to their scheme.

Following the UK Government’s recent proposals to band the Renewables Obligation to support the development of emerging renewable technologies, Energy Secretary John Hutton unveiled today, 10 December, the Government’s latest plans to promote offshore wind generation in the UK which could significantly help the UK meet its target of 20% of renewable energy by 2020.

The UK Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has published an update on the implementation timetable for the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment ("WEEE") Directive in the UK.

The government finally appears to have acknowledged that the current money laundering reporting regime is onerous. The need for refinement was recognised last month by the chairman of the Serious and Organised Crime Agency, the body which will take responsibility for money laundering from NCIS next April. Sir Stephen Lander told a Financial Times conference that he intended to make the reporting system ess time-consuming and more effective and to create a closer partnership with the private se

On 30 April 2006 new rights for EU citizens and their family members come into effect in the UK. These rights come into force in the midst of changes to the UK immigration system as a whole

The Court of Appeal has considered the scope of a standard defects exclusion clause (known as "DE3") in a CAR (contractors all risk) insurance policy.

The Government has announced it is consulting on changes to the planning system aimed at tackling the housing shortage and related longer term economic problems. It has published two consultation papers and a new Circular on Planning Obligations.

The employment team at CMS Cameron McKenna is proud to announce that it has been awarded Employment Law Firm of the Year 2011 by Lawyer Monthly.

The UK Border Agency (UKBA) recently announced that Sponsors under the Tier 2 Points Based System will have to submit new requests for a further allocation of Certificates of Sponsorship (CoS) for the next 12 months of their licence.

Internetq Poland, the organiser of a popular text message lottery called "Empty Text Message", is the subject of new proceedings by Polish Anti-Monopoly Office (UOKiK).

Directors and officers face new liability under draft legislation introduced to Parliament.

In our Law Now article of 21 December 2010, we advised that the Court of Appeal had unanimously ruled that a corporate undertaking, upon which the OFT had imposed a penalty for breaches of competition law, could not sue its former directors, officers or employees for damages equivalent to that penalty or the costs of the OFT investigation that the claimant had had to bear.

On 29 March 2012 the FSA published the results of its thematic review into anti-bribery and corruption (so-called "ABC") systems and controls in investment banks. The FSA visited 15 firms, including eight major global investment banks and a number of smaller operations, to examine how firms mitigate bribery and corruption risk.

In our previous Law-Now "Insurance law reform: consultation on brokers' liability for premium" we explained that the Law Commission had published a summary of the responses received to its consultation on reform of section 53(1) of the Marine Insurance Act 1906.

The Court for Protection of Competition and Consumers has upheld a finding that paint and lacquer manufacturer Polifarb Cieszyn-Wrocław operated an illegal cartel with seven DIY retailers, including Praktiker, Nomi and Leroy Merlin.

On 7 May 2008, the President of the Energy Regulatory Authority applied to the European Commission for a declaration that the wholesale market for electricity generation and trading in Poland is a competitive market .

On the morning of 10 April 2008 the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's Parliament, ratified the Protocol on Accession to the WTO.