The Supreme Court ruled this morning that Parliament must vote on whether the government can trigger Article 50 - to kick-off the Brexit process

The Fieldfisher Sports Law Masterclass was an interactive event with presentations and discussions from some of the top sports law specialists in the business

Fieldfisher is saddened to report the sudden and unexpected demise of Safe Harbour.

This week the Uber France CEO and Uber's Western Europe General Manager were arrested in Paris. Both were charged with running an illegal taxi business.

Being the target of a raid by regulatory authorities in the EU, and particularly the EU's antitrust authorities, is a traumatic experience.

In May of this year, the EU's Competition Commissioner, Margarethe Vestager, announced that there would be a major competition inquiry into the e-commerce sector in Europe.

Mr Lafonta was chairman of a French investment company (Wendel S.A.) which entered into a number of derivative agreements between December 2006 and June 2007.

The criminal trial of three executives accused of fixing prices for water storage tanks has been taking place this week in London.

The UK's antitrust regulator (the Competition and Markets Authority) has recently published its priorities for the year in its annual plan 2018/2019.

The CMA is a non-ministerial department, established by the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013.

A recent case has highlighted the potential liability of a company to its investors.

The Criminal Finances Act received Royal Assent last week.

Yesterday marked the end of contracting-out for defined benefit schemes and the start of increased National Insurance contributions for employers and members.

As low commodity prices continue, the risk increases that exploration and production companies without access to funding will struggle to meet their obligations to plug and abandon any suspended wells...

This week, the spotlight is on key regulatory risk issues currently faced by companies in the food and drink sector. - See more at: http://www.fieldfisher.com/publications/2015/09/food-for-thought-mapping-your-regulatory-risks#sthash.iTKlLZPY.dpuf

The Article 50 bill, which allows Prime Minister Theresa May to trigger Brexit, has completed its journey through Parliament and received Royal Assent yesterday...

The Committees of Advertising Practice ('CAP') have a launched a consultation to consider their proposed new rule that "advertisements must not include gender stereotypes that are likely...

The European Commission's investigation into e-commerce, which started in May, will see more questionnaires dispatched this month focusing on the "power of online platforms".

Any member of the media industry not living under a rock will be aware that on Tuesday Culture Secretary Matt Hancock cleared the way for Comcast and 21st Century Fox to engage in the bidding war for Sky.

In the previous edition of this bulletin, we outlined the key changes to the creative industry tax credits legislation from the Autumn Statement of 2014.