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During 2014, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) opened around 20% more investigations than in 2013, according to today’s Financial Times.

An apparently normal case – a dispute under a Share Transfer Agreement – resulted in a very unusual outcome in commercial litigation – a successful claim for rectification.

Antitrust & Competition, Government Investigations, Government Investigations & White Collar Criminal Defense, antitrust, competition, white-collar

In Coles –v– Ministry of Defence, the Employment Appeal Tribunal has confirmed that agency workers' rights to be provided with information about permanent vacancies within the organisation in which they work is just that; there is no right to be considered for the vacancy, whether on equal terms with permanent staff or otherwise.

The UK recognises three categories of employment status: employees, workers and self-employed contractors, each with varying levels of protection under employment law.

The outcome of Swiss Re Corporate Solutions v Sommer [2022] EAT 78, (which we reported in this month's newsletter) provides an interesting illustration of the scope...

An Employment Tribunal (ET) has found an employee suffering with long Covid to be disabled for the purposes of the Equality Act 2010. Although not all long-Covid sufferers will be disabled...

Following the unexpected victory by the Conservatives in the UK general election on 7 May, the Government has announced its programme for the next session of Parliament.

The voluntary carbon market has really taken off in the last few years, with the adoption of the Paris Agreement in 2016 and the Glasgow Climate Pact of 2021.

The UK government’s Electricity Market Reform programme represents the single biggest change to this country’s electricity market in a generation.

The letter highlights the need for UK companies to face the physical reality of Brexit and it will be interesting to see the types of contingency plans that emerge as a result.

The UK referendum has caused uncertainty in the financial services industry, but what does it mean for alternative capital providers? And could it create some business opportunities?

According to a recent report published by Cushman & Wakefield’s, 2014 was a massive year for the non-performing loan market with the execution of a record €80.6bn of European commercial real estate and real estate owned transactions.

This may be a slightly odd question with which to start a legal blog post, but do you like burritos, wine, or chocolate? Who doesn't, right?

Last week’s new Debussy DTC/Toys’R’Us CMBS transaction , which we were happily involved in, has sparked media attention as a sign of recovery of investors’ faith in the European securitisation markets.

€32,000,000. A horror indeed for Colliers International UK (plc) (Colliers) as Mr Justice Blair awarded that amount to the issuer of the Titan Europe 2006-3 CMBS (Titan).

This summer, fans of the non-performing loan (NPL) circus, are in for a treat with the launch of the Italian tightrope trick.