Bankruptcy and insolvency cases will be dealt with by the Business and Property Courts from 2 October 2017.

Lord Justice Jackson published his supplemental report on the civil litigation fixed costs regime this week.

The fight against nuisance calls was set to receive another weapon in its arsenal with the introduction of the Unsolicited Marketing Communications (Company Directors) Bill 2016-17.

From 12 February, applicants for planning permission will, in most cases, have to submit a biodiversity plan as part of their planning application.

The HSE has published a draft strategy for the construction sector for the coming year 2017/18.

The aim is to tackle and improve the current fatal and injury statistics associated with the construction workplace.

On 1 April 2017 new ratings valuation lists will come into effect in England and Wales. The new rateable values were released on 30 September 2016 and are based on the rental value of properties...

Tangible use of AI within Payments is evidenced by the acceleration of online banking, digital wallets, and the more recent use of payment authorisation via facial recognition.

We recommend prioritising these issues on your Autumn agenda...

In 2022, following public outrage when P&O ferries dismissed some 800 of its staff, the government announced that it would be publishing a new statutory code on the practice of dismissal...

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill (ECCT Bill) is now in its final stages through parliament and the Government remain confident that it will get royal...

A new law making it illegal for premises to withhold gratuities from workers will come into force in May 2024.

National Grid is seeking views on how best to facilitate the evolution of future balancing services markets.

The case was due to go to the Court of Appeal, and fast food retailers hoped that the High Court decision would be reversed.

In today's digital age, where technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought about both awe-inspiring possibilities and unprecedented threats...

2024 brings a raft of new legislations, as well as trends and challenges the pub and bar sector should prepare for.

My day begins at around 7:30. I try to get the morning started with some quick breakfast, which is very often cereal. I like having my bag packed the night before so after jumping...

It is fair to say that the formation of many licensing boards across Scotland has been slower than would otherwise be the norm owing to the political tensions arising from the snap general election.

We recommend prioritising these issues on your Winter agenda changes in relation to the Lifetime Allowance, by 6 April 2024

According to the UK Government website, a Geographical Indication (GI) relates to food, drink and agricultural products with a geographical connection or that are made using traditional methods...