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This autumn issue examines the Pension Schemes Act 2026 reforms and explores how artificial intelligence is transforming the pensions sector. The publication addresses critical topics including pensions dashboards, collective defined contribution schemes, SIPP rule changes, and the upcoming NMPA increase.

The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill (DMCC Bill) completed its Committee stage in the House of Commons in July, with minor amendments, and now awaits Report. A Carry-over Motion...

This article assesses the duties of accountable persons during the occupation of higher-risk buildings under the new building safety regime in England...

The recent judgment handed down by the High Court in Manolete v White [2023] EWHC 567 (Ch) reinforces the Court's power to order a judgment debtor to exercise a right to draw down on their pension...

The UK's onshore wind fleet is reaching a critical turning point as aging wind farms approach repowering decisions. Industry experts have identified grid access as the central obstacle preventing developers from unlocking between 2GW and 6GW of additional capacity by 2050, while exploring flexible refurbishment strategies that could extend operational life without requiring major new consents.

The Senior Courts Costs Office examines the boundaries of without prejudice privilege in costs negotiations, addressing whether discrepancies between settlement schedules and later bills of costs constitute grounds for lifting this protection. The court's analysis provides crucial guidance on what constitutes 'unambiguous impropriety' and when privilege can be set aside.

The ASA recently announced new rules and guidance regarding the advertising of alcohol alternatives. The new rules will take effect from 14 May 2024...

The UK government has proposed relocating certain annual report disclosures to company websites or central online portals, potentially transforming how corporate information is presented and accessed.

The High Court's landmark decision in Carter-Ruck v SRA has confirmed that the Solicitors Regulation Authority cannot compel law firms to disclose documents protected by legal professional privilege without client consent. This ruling reinforces the fundamental principle that privileged communications between lawyers and clients remain protected, even during regulatory investigations, though the SRA has announced its intention to appeal.

This decision demonstrates that the "special protection" afforded to famous people when filing a trade mark in their own name, which can neutralise any similarity with other signs which ordinarily...

The UK government has proposed allowing companies to hold fully virtual general meetings with shareholder consent, marking a significant shift from traditional physical AGMs. This consultation explores the balance between reducing administrative burdens and maintaining shareholder safeguards in an increasingly digital corporate landscape.

Legal professionals navigate the complexities of facilities management, exploring how strategic estate optimization intersects with regulatory compliance and operational efficiency. This analysis examines the critical legal considerations organizations must address when managing their physical assets and infrastructure. Discover the essential frameworks and best practices that enable businesses to align their facilities management strategies with broader organizational objectives.

The decision in IC v AD demonstrates how a pre-nuptial agreement can significantly limit claims in matrimonial proceedings. This case offers valuable insights into the enforceability of pre-nuptial agreements and serves as a cautionary tale about the critical importance of precise drafting when preparing such agreements.

The Office of Rail and Road has published proposals to modify licences for non-GBR operators as part of the UK's rail reform programme, which will establish Great British Railways as the single body managing most rail infrastructure and passenger services. The consultation seeks industry views on how existing licences should be amended to align with the new regulatory framework while maintaining separate licensing requirements for freight, open access, and other non-GBR operators.

The UK government has launched a consultation proposing significant reforms to corporate reporting requirements, including the removal of distinctions between small and medium-sized companies, simplified thresholds for determining company size, and expanded exemptions for certain entities. These changes aim to reduce complexity and administrative burden while maintaining appropriate levels of scrutiny for different company categories.

The European Commission has designated ChatGPT as a Very Large Online Search Engine under the Digital Services Act, marking the first time a generative AI assistant has been classified this way. This designation, alongside Reddit and Roblox being named as Very Large Online Platforms, introduces systemic risk assessment obligations, independent audits, and advertising transparency requirements that most AI products have not previously faced. What does this mean for other AI assistants with web-search capabil

In an important development in holiday pay caselaw, the EAT has confirmed in Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council v Willetts and Others that voluntary overtime can qualify as "normal remuneration"...

The UK government has proposed a fundamental shift from complex distributable profits calculations to a streamlined solvency-based regime for determining dividend legality. This consultation explores how companies would simply need to demonstrate that dividend payments won't affect their ability to continue as a going concern, potentially replacing decades of intricate accounting guidance with a more practical approach.