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The TUPE Regulations (Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations) were brought in to protect employees of any business which changes hands and where the services provided by employees of one employer are transferred to another employer.

The injury, on Ms Farnham's journey from home, where she worked, to a client's house, invoked the operation of the CLA.

Remote workers who are injured when driving to another workplace are subject to the more limited scheme of CLA damages.

The decision is a timely reminder that section 279 of the WCRA does not provide a means to ask for excessive information.

My Health Record system is under inquiry for items such as expected benefits, opt-out, system roll out, privacy issues etc .

The briefing considers this data protection regime, with useful compliance information for all health service providers.

The Scotland Bill was introduced in the UK parliament in November 2010.

The existence of an unimplemented planning permission however can cause uncertainty and therefore one of the changes made in terms of the Planning Act in Scotland 2006 was to reduce the duration of a full planning permission from 5 years to 3 years "unless the development to which the planning permission relates is begun before that expiration".

In the case of Newspaper Licensing Agency v Meltwater , the English Court of Appeal has upheld a decision of the High Court confirming that copyright can subsist in news headlines.

Subject to any unforeseen delays, we are now just six months away from a regime of qualified one way costs shifting for personal injury claims.

The majority of the substantial changes made by the 2006 Planning Act in Scotland became fully effective on 3 August last year.

Having regard to the current economic climate, planning authorities may scale back what they seek by way of developer contributions or alternatively become more realistic about the timescale for payment. Contributions from developers are however still a significant part of the planning system in Scotland where of course they can be properly justified.

Until recently, the renewable energy debate has mainly focused on large scale projects including wind farms and wave energy projects. However, two significant documents have been published about development rights for domestic micro generation equipment and the need to reduce carbon emissions.

New Regulations applying the terms of the Companies Act 2006 to LLPs will come into effect on 1 October 2009.

In both corporate and personal insolvency matters, transactions which have been entered into in the period prior to the insolvency commencing may be set aside if it can be shown that the transfer of assets out of the ownership of the company or individual was made at an undervalue, thus reducing the amount available to creditors.

The current economic climate in the UK certainly presents some significant challenges for businesses and the public sector.

In Scotland, the Court of Session has a supervisory power to consider administrative actions to make sure that legal powers have been used lawfully and properly.