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Amongst the various announcements made by Gordon Brown yesterday, he confirmed that the proposed Planning Gain Supplement legislation was provisional only at this stage

The Press Complaints Commission’s annual report published last week asserted that it was the preferred forum for dealing with breaches of privacy by the press.

After publishing an inaccurate article on page 5, the Daily Express buried an apology on page 33.

Our article of 16 August 2005 "Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 – applying to court and agreements to extend time" referred to a case in which we successfully acted for the landlord.

The period for responses to the latest government paper on UK REITs has expired.

The latest issue of CMS Tax Connect looks at the availability of advance pricing agreements (APAs) in a range of countries covered by the CMS Alliance.

As reported in Law Now dated 3 July 2009 Lord Justice Jackson, a Court of Appeal judge, has been tasked by the Master of the Rolls with reviewing the entire civil justice litigation system, and making recommendations for promoting access to justice at proportionate cost.

A newly added provision of Polish Public Procurement law has been referred to the ECJ by the National Appeal Chamber.

Unused trademark rights can be revoked even where invalidation proceedings are ongoing before the Patent Office, according to the Supreme Administrative Court.

In March we reported that the Health and Safety Executive was planning on postponing the roll out of their new cost recovery scheme.

This week, the FSA and the Bank of England published two papers setting out the PRA's approach to the supervision of banks and insurance companies.

Banks quite naturally have a concern to ensure that the properties on which loans (of whatever scale) are secured retain their value and so generally require borrowers to insure the property against all the usual risks.

This article provides a selection of the most interesting ASA adjudications from April and a summary of the key issues considered in those adjudications.

Last week the Civil Procedure Rules Committee approved the Property Litigation Association's Pre-Action Protocol for Terminal Dilapidations Claims for formal adoption into the Civil Procedure Rules.

In our Law-Now of 20 October 2011 we reported that the Civil Rules Committee had approved the Property Litigation Association’s Pre-action Protocol for Terminal Dilapidations claims for formal adoption into the Civil Procedure Rules.

In the early hours of this morning bailiffs moved in and cleared the Occupy London protest surrounding St Paul’s cathedral.

The 'Ukrainian M&A Roundtable Report' produced by CMS Cameron McKenna in conjunction with Concord Capital and our partners Mergermarket, the London-based M&A intelligence service was published recently.