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On 1st April DECC published a Call for Evidence seeking views on the key issues arising in respect of the implementation of the Energy Third Package in Great Britain.

The Department for Energy and Climate Change ("DECC") has requested views on which burdens imposed by energy and climate change policies and regulations should be amended, reduced or removed. Lord Marlock, Minister for Energy and Climate Change, is overseeing the consultation, which is part of an ongoing Government commitment to reduce regulatory red tape burdens on businesses whilst maintaining standards of protection under the auspices of the better regulation programme.

On 22 September 2012, Commission Regulation no. 862/2012 ("Regulation 862") amending the Prospectus Regulation no. 809/2004 was published in the European Union Official Journal no. L256.

As anticipated the European Commission made announcements on 29 April 2009 on three areas of reform, which it set out in its Communication to the European Council in early March.

On 12 November 2009, the Swedish Presidency of the EU Council issued a proposal for an amended draft of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive.

Further to our Law-Now of 20 August 2009, the Government has today announced that it will accept all the recommendations contained in the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) report published on 19 August 2009.

We learned on 1 December that the Tier 1 (General) quota for December has already been met. This is the third consecutive month that the quota has been reached (each month earlier and earlier!).

Further to our Law-Now publication on 31 July 2009, the UKBA has announced transitional arrangements concerning the implementation of the Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009 (the "Act").

The Court of Justice of the European Union has handed down an opinion (the "Opinion") from Advocate General Trstenjak in Case 482/09 "Budějovický Budvar, národní podnik v Anheuser-Busch, Inc." on a reference from the English Court of Appeal concerning when the proprietor of an earlier trade mark may lose its enforcement rights through acquiescence as a result of failing to assert its earlier trade mark to prevent the registration and use by a competitor of a later mark.

Regular Law-Now users with a particular interest in construction adjudication will already be aware of our comprehensive database of adjudication case reports, the adjudication zone.

Legislation will be introduced in Finance Bill 2011 to make three changes to ensure or put beyond doubt that certain stamp duty land tax avoidance schemes are ineffective.

After the State Council issued the Opinions on Deepening the Reform of Examination and Approval System and Encouraging Innovation of Drugs and Medical Devices ("Opinions") on 8 October 2017, ...

Foreign investors in China will find that the filing process for real estate projects could become swifter.

Foreigners arriving and staying in Ukraine now face additional immigration requirements.

In a recent judgment, the court decided that an assurance by the director of a company that he would pay the fees it owed was not a guarantee of those fees. This was in spite of a letter he signed at the same time, which included a term stating that the directors would be directly liable where the company failed to pay.

In the recent case of Astbury v Gist Limited the Employment Appeal Tribunal ("EAT") has examined the question, raised by the Court of Appeal in Dacas v Brook Street Bureau, whether an express contract for services between a worker and an agency precluded an implied contract of employment between the worker and the end user.