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The Government has pledged to cover two-thirds of homeowners' costs incurred by the installation of ‘primary' energy efficiency measures up to a maximum of £10,000.

The government has addressed some key questions regarding the impact of the Coronavirus outbreak on separated families by publishing new guidance, which can be found in the...

In our November 2018 update, we commented on the FCA's revised draft technical note (TN/506.2). In April 2019, the FCA published the final version and gave feedback on the consultation

The Law Commission has published a review of the Regulation of Health Care Professionals.

Over 270 people signed up for our annual pharmacy law conferences in London and Manchester.

The GPhC has announced that the self-selection of P medicines will remain prohibited until it has published guidance and received full enforcement powers in October 2013.

Health Secretary, Andrew Lansley, confirmed on 28th April 2011 that NHS contract values will be increased by 0.5% and will be back dated to 1st April.

The Ministry of Justice (MOJ) has launched an 8 week consultation on the "adequate procedures" guidance under the Bribery Act 2010.

Following consultation (see our January 2011 update), the Government has decided not to introduce early access to pension savings (i.e. being able to access pension savings before the current minimum age of 55).

The White Paper dashes through a range of other topics that are worth mentioning.

On the 19 August, media reported that the new Home Secretary Priti Patel is pushing for the imposition of border restrictions on EU nationals from 31 October 2019 in case of a no-deal Brexit

As you may be aware, a new Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules was published on 9 September 2019.

SAS Institute claimed that World Programming infringed copyright by creating a program which enabled users run applications written in the SAS language.

In a decision of the UK Intellectual Property office of 5 November 2013, Gucci’s trade mark for it’s interlocking GG logo has been revoked in certain classes on the grounds of non-use.

Section 97A of the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 empowers the High Court to to grant an injunction against a service provider.

In a recent case involving a child and a mother's medical records, the judge made it clear that the court both could not and should not be involved with what he described as "micro-managing".

In a decision handed down last month, Lane J had to grapple with an issue which is certain to trouble the courts again in the coming months and years.

Injunctions against persons unknown continue to present challenges for the Court.