We have drawn together some of the key issues discussed during the Symposium below which we hope you will find of interest.

The government has unveiled its draft legislation, setting out how it plans to simplify and tighten the rules on the taxation of termination payments.

Welcome to the first edition of Clyde & Co WHSSE Global Safety News. Issue 1 includes topical developments across the aviation, hospitality, oil and gas, mining.

The commodities market has had an improved start to the year following the increase in prices of a wide variety of commodities.

In the summer of 2015 it was discovered that drinking water supplies in Kai Ching House, Kowloon City, contained lead exceeding the WHO guidelines of 10 μg/L.

In a recent judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court dated 24th July, 2017, consent terms between a corporate debtor and a financial creditor have been taken on record subsequent to the admission...

Libyan Central Bank Governor’s Resolution No. (1) of 2013 on the Regulation of Foreign Currencies Trading and the Determination of the Powers Required for Execution of Foreign Transfers for all Purposes.

The duty of a doctor to warn a patient of risks in treatment is not to be determined by reference to the actions of a reasonable and responsible body of clinicians.

After almost a decade of constant change, the evolution of the Scottish liability claims landscape shows no signs of slowing down

27 years after the Hillsborough stadium disaster the jury ruled that 96 people had been unlawfully killed.

A very warm welcome to this first edition of our new publication, Clyde and Co's Scots Law in Practice, the spiritual successor to the Simpson & Marwick Information Bulletin.

The recent case of Nestor Maritime Sa v Sea Anchor Shipping Co. Ltd [2012] will be welcomed by users of London arbitration as it demonstrates once again the English court’s determination to ensure that arbitration awards are final and immediately enforceable unless there are compelling reasons why that should not be so.

Banks have been dropping customers who have business ties with Iran

This guidance note takes you through some of the issues employers need to consider in relation to the second phase of the government's Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme which is designed to help...

The first phase of the Scheme (the Original Scheme) was announced by the Chancellor on 20 March 2020 to pay 80% of employee wages up to a cap of £2,500 per month.

What does an employer or insurer have to do, in cases of suspected suicide, to determine if death in service benefits are payable?

The second inquest into the death of Sean Benton concluded on 18 July 2018. The inquest started in January 2018 and heard evidence from 170 witnesses over 40 days

Acting on instructions from NHS Resolution, Clyde & Co has successfully resolved a claim for damages where the Claimant's rehabilitation played a pivotal role in determining the appropriate level of compensation.

The European Commission has announced the revised financial thresholds for regulated procurement, which will take effect from 1 January 2018.

I am delighted to present the third issue of Clyde & Co’s International Arbitration 1/3LY. The launch of the third issue coincides with the IBA’s 18th Annual International Arbitration Day in Washington DC.