Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced on 21 April that Singapore’s circuit breaker will be extended until 1 June 2020.

New IR35 rules are now being rolled out in the private sector, and their implementation is worrying both companies and contractors who are not sure how they'll be affected.

Emma Millar looks at a recent Court ruling in divorce proceedings which has attracted much debate in the charity sector

The Charity Commission has produced revised guidance on how charities should deal with serious incidents.

Whilst a lot of us were considering whether or not we had room for that additional mince pie, details of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement between the UK and European Union were released

As we explained recently, in an overage agreement the buyer agrees to pay an extra fee, on top of the original purchase price, if and when certain events happen

It is important for data controllers to be aware of the new timescales for responding to SARs.

With the UK Intellectual Property Office currently operating under "interrupted days" and not operating its usual paper-based services...

Emma Millar considers whether the new Fundraising Regulator is delivering on this pledge

In a recent decision, the Board of Appeal at the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) partially invalidated a European Union Trade Mark (EUTM) registration for MONOPOLY.

Sites need to give their customers information that is clear, accurate and presented in a way that enables people to choose the best deal for them.

The COVID-19 pandemic has raised important questions for many of us. For example, how can we manage our finances if we can no longer leave the house? Would our medical wishes be followed

The UK's divorce laws are a hot topic, with the debate fuelled by TV programmes like Divorce Wars and The Times newspaper's family campaign advocating change.

On 20 May 2020 ‘Max and Keira's Law' was introduced in England. The new law means all adults in England will be presumed to be organ donors unless ...

The Supreme Court has today handed down a judgment confirming that the UK's Employment Tribunal fees regime...

Earlier this year, Taylor Vinters' CEO Matt Meyer wrote an article exploring some common trends he saw amongst the most innovative General Counsel.

The clampdown demonstrates its continued commitment and vigilance towards policing the trading or offering of Digital Tokens which breach securities regulations.

The starting point in sorting out any divorce settlement is for each party to give a full and frank disclosure of all of their assets.

The UK Intellectual Property Office sets the standard for patent filing and prosecution and is emulated by many other countries, yet it is often overlooked by overseas patent applicants.

Entrepreneurs rarely choose to embark on their start-up journey without a partner. Two heads are usually better than one when it comes to managing the risks, challenges, and opportunities a new...