A recent Supreme Court (SC) decision brought some calmness back to the tech world by overturning what was deemed to be a surprising decision by the Court of Appeal (CoA).

The OFAC has recently updated its explanatory document known as ‘Frequently Asked Questions Relating to the Lifting of Certain U.S Sanctions under the JCPOA on Implementation Day'.

In two separate rulings during the last 2 weeks, the General Court of the European Union has ruled that the Council of the EU’s designation of Bank Saderat and Bank Mellat on the EU asset freeze list should be annulled.

Employers need to ensure that the right people with the right skills are recruited for roles within the organisation.

A recent employment tribunal decision held that a former Marketing Director of a company with over 800 employees and a turnover of £76 million was discriminated against when she announced...

Some interesting legal issues arise in relation to the claims made by Virginia Giuffre against the Duke of York.

On 31 January 2013, the Financial Restrictions (Iran) Order 2012 (the "2012 Order") (which replicated and replaced the Financial Restrictions (Iran) Order 2011) was revoked.

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India, recently issued a notification to bring about amendments to the Companies (Accounts) Second Amendment Rules, 2025 ("Amendments") which have come into force from 14 July 2025

The Financial Restrictions (Iran) Order 2011 of 21st November is the most draconian form of unilateral sanctions ever introduced by the Government – and it does an awful lot more than it says on the tin.

A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal decision has held that an employee was discriminated against when her employment was terminated after she refused to work at weekends.

If you are an English company or person resident in England, there may be an alternative to defending proceedings in a foreign court at great cost.

Working these days with large amounts of data, staff based remotely or using a range of devices to link with the office brings a range of technical, legal and regulatory issues and potential headaches...

The English Commercial Court recently gave judgment in a case in which a number of the defendants claimed state immunity – Basel Hashwah and others v. Qatar National Bank (Q.P.S.C.)...

Since its introduction in 1994, the Tier 1 (Investor) category has been a fundamental means of attracting high-net-worth individuals to invest in the UK.

A recent employment tribunal decision has held that a Managing Partner of a Legal 500 regional law firm, was discriminated against by his employer when he was suffering from Burn-out.

For as long as the pandemic continues, businesses will have their own COVID-19 safety protocols in place. These rules inevitably differ across businesses because what is deemed proportionate ..

Currently, there is a 6-month transition period.

The Government of India, through the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has recently introduced a series of significant amendments to the annual filing forms to be filed by the companies in India.

In response to AELF's claim filed in the Commercial Court in London, SLM raised a very technical argument that the airline was not served correctly under the English State Immunity Act because the airline is...

It is true that accountants are well ahead of most other professions when it comes to risk management and certainly, the "big four" have had in place risk management processes and dedicated resources far earlier than solicitors.