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The Advocate General of the Court of Justice (the renamed European Court of Justice) has published the first-ever opinion on the extent of protection that European patents should give to biotech patents.

In April the Chartered Institute of Building launched its CIOB Contract for use with Complex Projects, First Edition 2013.

The Government has recently published legislation that will relax the rules on when planning permission is needed for change of use.

The Government introduced tax breaks for UK property funds in 2008, and it has taken five years for the industry to start responding.

A summary of a number of employment law issues employers should take into account.

The unique relationship between an operator and a non-operator working together on an oil and/or gas project comes into focus most sharply in the operating committee forum.

The unique relationship between an operator and a non-operator working together on an oil and/or gas project comes into focus most sharply in the operating committee (Opcom) forum.

Competition disputes usually blow up unexpectedly and often as a result of a change of policy or strategies of a trading partner or “sharp” practices of a competitor.

Employing ex-offenders is a sensitive issue: some employers are wary of potential risks and reputational damage, while others embrace the idea wholeheartedly.

Earlier this month, we issued a briefing on the DC charge cap.

The UK banking sector is facing a number of challenges as a result of increased regulation and supervisory control which may adversely impact commercial real estate lending.

On 9 September 2013 International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) published guidance on arbitration in the context of disputes arising under its documentation and a set of model arbitration clauses.

As we have already seen*, mixed-use buildings are increasingly common in the commercial investment market.

The Advocate-General has issued his opinion in the “Heyday” case which challenges the "default" retirement age in the Age Discrimination Regulations allowing employers to retire employees from age 65 subject to certain procedural safeguards.

New governance standards for money purchase schemes are to be introduced in April 2015. They focus on the design and monitoring of default investment arrangements.

Property contracts commonly provide (often by default) for litigation in the event of a dispute arising.

Disputes vary greatly, but the value we deliver essentially remains the same - helping you ensure that the required solution is delivered on time and to budget, which in turn ensures that the credibility of project sponsors, project teams and management teams is maintained.