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On 19 October 2011, we issued an update detailing the Court of Appeal decision that pension schemes will, in some cases, have to be paid before floating chargeholders, preferential creditors, unsecured creditors and even the administrators themselves, where companies become insolvent.

In a landmark case, the Employment Appeal Tribunal has overturned a previous Employment Tribunal decision that denied compensation to ex-employees of Woolworths who had worked in stores with less than 20 members of staff.

The European Court of Justice ruled on 19 December 2012 that the obligation on self-employed service providers not established in Belgium to submit a notification before carrying out any services in Belgium is contrary to the freedom to provide services (art. 56 TFEU).

Yesterday ministers announced the winners of 27 new exploration blocks, being the first onshore drilling licenses to be awarded in seven years.

New planning guidance has recently been issued by the Department for Communities and Local Government for onshore oil and gas developments, including shale gas and coal bed methane.

On 7 November 2013, the regulators Ofgem and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced that after conducting their review they had found no evidence of gas market manipulation following allegations by a former employee of ICIS-Heren (an energy price reporting agency).

Banks are well aware that money laundering risk must be addressed in the context of wealth management.

The English Court of Appeal issued a judgement on 14 March 2013 in the case of Lehman Brothers International v Lehman Brothers Finance SA EWCA Civ 188.

Following an internal review, ARM identified three related party transactions involving its subsidiary, PT Berau Coal Energy TbK.

Most of the City are well aware of the ratings downgrades imposed on a number of UK clearing and other banks earlier this year, indeed a number of those reading this note will work in affected institutions.

The long-awaited discontinuance of netting opinion coverage for the OSLA and 1995 GMRA has been announced by the industry associations, ISLA and ICMA.

UWO are to be targeted at politically exposed persons and those suspected of involvement in serious crime whether in the UK or elsewhere.

For those of us with long experience of this industry, we may be dismayed that the scenarios which arose in the Woodford Fund saga have occurred again.

The Court of Appeal has recently issued helpful guidance as to the extent of the right of a successful Claimant to claim damages in misuse of confidential information cases.

In line with UN plans to accelerate the diffusion of green technologies, several countries, including Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan, Korea, the United Kingdom and the United States, have now launched fast-track patent schemes with the aim of encouraging the diffusion of green technology.

Nestlé filed an application with the UK-IPO to register the three dimensional trade mark for Chocolate.

On 25 May 2016, the European Commission announced a tripartite plan of attack aimed at pushing the digital single market strategy forward.