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Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI) options can appear straightforward at grant, but their tax treatment becomes complex over time as companies evolve through financing rounds...

When a court determines how finances are to be distributed on divorce, there are a number of factors it must consider. Those factors are set out in Section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973...

The Heat Networks (Market Framework) Regulations introduce a critical regulatory challenge that many developers and asset owners may not fully appreciate: the potential to be classified as a heat supplier. This classification triggers mandatory authorisation requirements and extensive compliance obligations, creating significant legal and operational implications for both new developments and existing heat network portfolios.

The UK government has launched a consultation on standardized section 106 planning agreement templates for medium-sized residential developments, proposing uniform approaches to financial obligations and affordable housing provisions. The consultation addresses critical issues including contribution timing, enforcement mechanisms, and cascade provisions when on-site affordable housing cannot be delivered.

This article discusses the incoming Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act; a key piece of legislation designed to tackle long-recognised cybersecurity and privacy...

This article sets out the detail of DLUHC's consultation on operational reforms to the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project consenting process...

As the Law Commission's consultation into revocation of Wills by marriage closes, we explore the current legal framework, past discussions, and next steps...

Kick-started by the #MeToo movement, the prevention of sexual harassment in the workplace has been a priority for particular sectors and industries, employers more generally and the political parties.

The Ministry for Housing, Communities & Local Government has published new statutory guidance for LGPS administering authorities on preparing investment strategy statements under reformed regulations. This guidance establishes the framework for how pension funds must formulate their investment strategies, work with asset pools, and balance financial objectives with responsible investment priorities and local investment requirements.

With the unseasonably warm weather over the past few weeks, it might have been easy for the beginning of October to slip by unnoticed. That is, unless you are the administrator ...

The Government has updated the National Planning Policy Framework, including changes primarily in relation to housing delivery and land supply...

This article explores the position for trusts under the Register of Overseas Entities (ROE) legislation and important changes which are due to come into force in 2024...

As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in everyday business operations, organisations face a critical shift in how they measure and reward performance. While better data promises more precise incentive systems, the ability to observe everything may create more problems than it solves, particularly when prediction is mistaken for causation and measurement begins to distort the very behaviours it seeks to encourage.

The Financial Ombudsman Service has announced significant reforms to its complaint-handling framework, introducing a registration stage, expanding dismissal grounds, and clarifying the fair and reasonable test. These changes, taking effect from October 2026, aim to streamline investigations, reduce duplication with regulatory reviews, and provide greater certainty about how complaints are assessed against applicable standards.

The European Union has enacted its most comprehensive overhaul of passenger rights legislation in over twenty years, introducing significant operational changes for airlines while maintaining the core architecture of the existing compensation framework. With implementation required by October 2027, carriers face expanded obligations around automatic reimbursements, rerouting rights, and assistance provisions, alongside new clarity on extraordinary circumstances and claims procedures.

In the case of R (Suez Recycling and Recovery UK Ltd) v Environment Agency [2023], the Administrative Court held that the EA was bound to consider the need for a merits-based appeal process...

The government has issued new draft legislation and its response to its recent holiday, working time and TUPE consultation - we take a look at the changes and what they mean for employers...

Natural England has released the first draft Environmental Delivery Plan, marking a significant milestone in establishing the Nature Restoration Fund. This development represents a crucial step forward in enabling the payment of Nature Restoration Levies and advancing environmental conservation efforts.