The biggest regulatory development in 2023 for many will be the new FCA ‘Consumer Duty'.

Women all across the world migrate for a multitude of different reasons; from leaving behind poverty, gender based violence, abuse, conflict and natural disasters to escaping gender inequalities...

When the footballer, Ben Mee, moved last year from Burnley to Brentford, he took the initiative to make the transfer carbon-neutral.

On 10 July 2023, the European Commission adopted a new adequacy decision on the EU – US Data Privacy Framework (the Framework), which will impact how personal...

In May 2023, the Government issued a response to its 2020 consultation on post termination restrictions, confirming that it intends to introduce legislation...

Public rights of way and public access have become a widely discussed subject particularly in the last year with increasing and new use.

There are predictions that in the not-so-distant future, millions of jobs could be carried out by artificial intelligence (AI).

This article revisits the IPEC to look at what it is, its purpose and special features to help you understand if it offers a litigation forum for you.

In January 2021, the Government announced the creation of a new national regulator for construction products. The aim is to ensure that homes are constructed using safe materials, ...

Tenancy fraud occurs when someone dishonestly gains access to or continues to occupy social housing under false pretences.

The Residential Property Developer Tax (RPDT) is a tax on the profits of companies carrying out residential property development (RPD) activities, and took effect on 1 April 2022. In this article we consider...

The Traffic Commissioner's Annual Report for the year ending 31 March 2023 was published on 20 July 2023. As the transport industry continues to evolve, Traffic Commissioners...

After the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 (‘the Act') came into force on 15 March 2022, Companies House opened the Register of Overseas Entities (‘the ROE') on 1 August 2022.

The wave of industrial action across key public services shows no sign of abating in 2023. Teachers are the latest profession to have voted in favour of striking, with the first strike in England and Wales...

As we start a new year, we look ahead to provide you with a summary of key employment law reforms and developments to keep track of in 2023, and beyond.

Following the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the Government has implemented a raft of new legislation aimed at improving the management of fire and structural safety risks in multi-occupied...

Where two or more people buy a property, a trust is automatically imposed upon them without them having to do anything. The legal owners, therefore, hold the property on trust, and so are trustees.

International data transfers have long been a thorny issue, but they currently take the crown for the greatest cause of data protection headaches for privacy professionals.

As a new year begins, January becomes an opportunity for a fresh start and a promise to do something differently. For some, this can simply mean drinking less or hitting the gym more but for others...

Being unable to locate the original will of a loved one can lead to added stress and upset at an already difficult time. It is however a problem commonly encountered ...