What? Grazia published an altered photograph of the Duchess of Cambridge from her wedding day. The alterations, among other things, made the Duchess’ waist appear thinner.

In his Autumn Statement, the UK Chancellor announced a new Electricity Generator Levy, which replaces the previously planned Cost Plus Revenue Limit.

The post-Covid period is setting a next phase in employment tribunal operation with a new tribunal "roadmap" for conducting proceedings having been published.

On 20 October 2016 I had a pleasure to attend the ECCO's 13th Symposium dedicated to current trends in defence and offset in Europe.

Slade v TNT [EAT/0113/11] considered the lawfulness and reasonableness of the employer’s actions in attempting to change employment contracts by terminating existing contracts in accordance with their notice provisions and offer new, revised terms in their place.

A draft bill overhauling the so-called expatriate tax regime for executives and specialists ("expat regime") is currently being considered by parliament.

The European Communities (Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities) Regulations 2011 ("UCITS Regulations") were signed into law on 1 July 2011.

These periods were previously 7 days in the case of a termination upon prior notice and 14 days in the case of termination without prior notice.

The new Polish offset law (the Act of Parliament dated June 26, 2014 on certain agreements concluded in connection with contracts essential for the national security) came into force on 30 July 2014...

The president has recently signed into law a bill "On Making Amendments to the Law of the Russian Federation "On Subsoil"...

On November 22 2011, the Consumer Rights Directive was published by the Official Journal of the European Union.

The recent case of AstraZeneca UK Limited v Albemarle International Corporation [2011] has cast doubt on the presumption that an exclusion clause should not apply to a deliberate personal breach of contract.

The statistics are well documented. Thefts by staff cost UK businesses 100's of millions of pounds. But employers, it seems, are increasingly galvanised in efforts to reduce the alarming statistics.

DECC have today announced proposals to reduce the financial support available to larger scale solar-produced electricity. This will mean reduced tariffs for over-50kW solar effective from 1st August 2011.

New requirements for ascertaining and displaying the energy requirements of the UK’s buildings start to take effect in April 2008. The UK is required to do this to comply with Articles 7 to 10 of the EU Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.

Property insurance, generally, covers damage caused by riot, civil commotion or malicious persons.

A recent high court judgment has made clear that actual customers are required in order to prove the existence of goodwill in a trading name; business reputation alone will not suffice.

Under UK copyright laws, communicating to the public is an act restricted by copyright in certain circumstances.

What? The recent civil unrest throughout England was the worst seen in a generation.

A recent case involving Tate & Lyle Sugars Limited ("Tate & Lyle") illustrates some of the potential unintended consequences of reopening administrative decision-making.