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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has confirmed that the "Fee for Intervention" scheme will come into force on 6 April 2012.

On 15 October 2012, Law no. 167/2012 amending Law no. 297/2004 on the capital market ("Law 167") was published in the Official Journal No. 704. Law 167 has brought important changes to the scope of activity of the SSIF (investment firms), by including fiduciary services in the meaning of the New Civil Code and to the application of certain provisions of the Capital Market Law (i.e. market abuse) to greenhouse gas emission certificates traded on a regulated market.

A recent case reaffirms the legal position on the question of what amounts to a fair presentation of a risk in the context of a non-disclosure dispute.

When any international transaction turns bad, absent of an arbitration clause or exclusive jurisdiction clause, one of the most critical early decisions a party must make is where to have the dispute resolved.

From today, product placement will be allowed on UK commercial television for the first time, as a result of the amended Ofcom Broadcasting Code (the "Code") entering into force.

Last month the Department for Communities and Local Government published a consultation paper relating to the use of restrictive covenants in the pub industry and their impact on local communities.

CMS Cameron McKenna recently conducted a survey of clients and contacts on the impact of the government's proposed reform of the law of Corporate Manslaughter.

Banks who lend to foreign companies (or even to English incorporated companies who shift their centre of main interests ("COMI")) should be aware of the possibility that a foreign representative might apply to the English court to prevent dealings with assets in England over which they have security.

The Compensation Act 2006, which became law at the end of July, includes two provisions intended to address concerns about "compensation culture."

The Government has published a new Pensions Bill. Although it largely deals with changes to the state pension system, some points to note for occupational schemes (assuming the relevant Bill provisions are enacted) are:

All renewable energy projects in Bulgaria have been hit by a retroactive change in the fee they must pay for accessing the electricity transmission and distribution grids.

On 7 December 2011, the Bulgarian Parliament voted in support of the 2012 amendments to the Tax and Social Procedure Act, the VAT Act, the Excise Duties and Tax Warehouses and the Personal Income Tax.

The Court of Appeal has overturned a decision by the High Court in 2010 that a surveyor owed a duty of care to a buy-to-let investor on a rental valuation.

Proposals are being debated by the Czech Parliament to allow companies to provide financial assistance for the acquisition of their own shares in certain circumstances.

On 29 January 2010, significant changes to public procurement law will come into force.

Details of all merger control proceedings, including the names of the acquirer, target and date and status of the application date, will now be published on the website of the Office for the Competition and Consumers Protection (UOKiK).

Any period of vacation granted to an employee being dismissed should not be permitted to begin until the following day, to avoid claims that the employee is protected from dismissal.

Two important employment law changes take effect from 21 March 2011.