The UK threshold for offers to the public within the EU not requiring publication of a prospectus will increase to €8 million from 21 July 2018.

Julian Richards is joined by Kim Muddimer to discuss the latest guidance from the Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA) on GMP conversion...

Court Of Appeal Hands Down Landmark Judgment In Property Alliance Group Limited v The Royal Bank Of Scotland plc.

With the pandemic having permanently changed how people want to work, rest and play, cities like Southampton, with its waterside location and distinctive lifestyle benefits...

This is the first podcast in our ‘Future Shoos 2030' series, created and delivered by associate lawyers from across Shoosmiths.

Julian Richards and Lynette Lewis return for episode two of Shoosmiths on TAP to discuss the recent High Court decision in relation to the Axminister pension scheme.

The Autumn Budget was delivered on 22 November and contained few surprises for those in the pensions industry. Many of the pensions-related announcements had been previously confirmed by the Government.

The greatest gift for some fathers on Father's Day is to spend quality time with their children. Father's Day, like Christmas, birthdays and school holidays, can be a difficult occasion ...

Welcome to the third edition of Commodities in Focus (CIF) - a bulletin for clients engaged in the production, trading, carriage, storage and financing of commodities.

It is clear that reducing the environmental impact of property is key to the Government’s drive to cut the UK’s carbon emissions. Energy performance certificates will be introduced across the commercial property sector to promote behaviour change.

As a smart city pioneer, Leeds has led the charge in developing new technologies in recent years to improve and enhance the experience of people visiting, living and working in the city, giving it a fantastic platform from which to grow.

A new report has found that men have substantially more private pension wealth than women, which may pose challenges when they divorce.

With the announcement of the new city plan earlier in 2021, Birmingham demonstrated its ambitious vision for the future. Embracing sustainability, connectivity and equality, the plan's values...

In the high profile case, Pimlico Plumbers Ltd and another (Appellants) v Smith (Respondent), the Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by Pimlico Plumbers concerning the employment status of Mr Smith.

How do the futuristic vehicles in films like I, Robot and Minority Report reflect real-world privacy challenges we face today with connected cars? This podcast episode examines the intersection of science fiction and data protection, exploring how our vehicles collect and share information that could affect everything from insurance rates to targeted advertising.

What happens when a disgruntled employee from a notorious brokerage firm decides to exercise their data protection rights? This podcast episode examines the intersection of privacy law and corporate misconduct through the lens of one of cinema's most infamous financial scandals, exploring how a simple data subject access request could have exposed a web of illegal activity.

Ten years ago saw just five ‘megadeals' – where £50 million or more was invested into UK companies.

Wednesday June 30 2021 is when the Stamp Duty ‘holiday' in its current form at least will end.

Private law cases generally consist of applications made to the family court by a parent or carer of a child following a divorce or separation.

As the Financial Conduct Authority receives criticism for failing to protect consumers in this case, this adds weight to the FCA's argument for their proposed new Consumer Duty based on outcomes.