Businesses which make claims about their ‘green' credentials in order to promote products or services need to ensure, more than ever before, that they do not fall foul of consumer legislation.

This week, the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has released its views and analysis on the Shortage Occupation List ahead of the introduction of the new points based immigration system in January 2021.

A new tax being introduced will have a significant impact on those industries who deal with plastic packaging.

Brexit has and continues to have a significant impact on the necessary considerations for manufacturers and distributors with international reach.

The Claimant Sellers of companies sought specific performance and declarations that would compel the Defendant Purchasers to complete the transaction for approximately $US 1.7bn...

On 19 March 2021, the Supreme Court handed down the judgment in the long-running Mencap litigation, which concerned the calculation of the time spent by sleep-in workers

Whilst there are still numerous unanswered questions, we set out how to handle these situations and what we know so far in our answers to FAQs below.

Welcome to the fourth video in our series Environmental law in practice. Click here to visit our content hub to find more information about our team and how we can help.

With all that is currently going on, we could all be forgiven for pushing the UK's exit from the EU to the back of our minds. However, the WM IP Team have been busy behind the...

If the parties to an agreement state that a particular set of facts are true, neither party can then later contend the opposite so as to try to argue that the agreement is invalid...

Watch our video series "Environmental law in practice" for an introduction to key issues such as air, water, waste, habitat and biodiversity management.

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (the "Act") was given royal assent on 25 June 2020 and has introduced a number of measures.

Did you know you now have to have an EU-based Responsible Person to sell cosmetic products in the EU, and a UK-based Responsible Person to sell cosmetic products in the UK?...

In April 2021, Tesco Stores Limited was fined £7.56 million in Birmingham Magistrates Court for selling food past its use-by-date.

Walker Morris has recently published an article which provides practical advice to mitigate against the risk of ‘greenwashing' (that is, exaggerating environmental/sustainability credentials).

When can a parent company be liable for the acts of an international subsidiary? The question has hit the UK courts several times in recent years. Nick Lees offers some practical advice on the...

Employers will be very familiar with the long-running saga in the Employment Tribunals relating to the calculation of holiday pay. Many may have relied on principles from previous case law...