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In news welcome to both travelers and U.S. consular officers alike, the Department of State (DOS) announced yesterday that it would extend the validity of National Interest Exceptions (NIEs).

Third party releases (3PRs) have long been a feature of restructuring processes in key international restructuring centres including England, Singapore and the United States. However, recent court decisions in all three jurisdictions have brought renewed scrutiny to the circumstances in which such releases can be granted and their permissible scope.

En este video, Ignacio Jiménez-Poyato, asociado sénior en la práctica de laboral, pensiones e incentivos, analiza la Directiva europea de transparencia retributiva, cuyo objetivo es garantizar...

En este video, Ignacio Jiménez-Poyato, asociado sénior en la práctica de laboral, pensiones e incentivos, analiza la Directiva europea de transparencia retributiva...

Manuel Rivero, Of Counsel del Departamento de Litigios y Arbitraje, y Juez de Disciplina Social de la Liga Nacional de Fútbol Profesional, expone las ...

The former chief financial officer of Redcentric Plc has been sentenced to five and a half years' imprisonment and disqualified from being a director for ten years after being found guilty of...

The Investment Association has published its annual letter to chairs of FTSE 350 Remuneration Committees on key issues for investors in relation to remuneration ahead of the 2024 AGM season.

Our public law team has released two podcasts on shaping and challenging policy. In a year in which we expect a general election...

This year's Corporate Debt and Treasury Survey was launched in early January, prior to the conflict in the Middle East, which has thrown global markets into turmoil. This was similar to the sequence of events last year where the survey was launched prior to so-called "Liberation Day".

In the third and final part of our look ahead to potential employment law proposals should the Labour Party secure a win at the next General Election...

This decision highlights that employees disciplined because they are reluctant to return to work due to Covid-related fears are unlikely to be able to bring belief discrimination claims.

Join Robert, Christine and Jonathan in the first of two episodes on how to deal with witnesses and suspects.

According to a survey conducted by Preqin after Britain voted to leave the EU, 7% of alternative asset managers are thinking about moving their operations outside of the U.K...

Psychotherapist, mental health expert and parent Pertra Velzeboar hosts a Q&A and conversation session around mental health as parents for our children and young people.

In our recent report on our clients' perspectives on managing innovation in their organisations "Open Innovation: Collaborate To Innovate" we shared our insights into ...

On 31 January 2022, HSF's Paula Hodges QC participated in a debate celebrating 25 years of the English Arbitration Act as part of the "Arbitration Act 1996 at 25" conference.

The Supreme Court has unanimously upheld a decision dismissing a claim brought against a bank in knowing receipt, in circumstances where the claimants' shares...

Publicly the UK government is pursuing an adequacy decision from Europe regarding data protection and privacy regulations, but recent comments from ‘Number 10'...