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DIFC Court Considers Its Power To Grant Damages For Breach Of Whistleblowing Protections.

In December the Court of Appeal issued a key decision on the developing competition class action regime in the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT)...

Our Brussels team has contributed a definition and commentary on Cartel Enforcement, which forms part of the first Global Dictionary of Competition Law launched by Concurrences.

A recent High Court decision shows that whether or not a material adverse change clause will be found to be triggered by Covid-19 is a highly fact-dependent question which will depend...

In many jurisdictions there has been a considerable increase in focus on corporate governance issues in recent years.

Regulations have been made that will amend the fees charged by Companies House, to recover the cost of increased activities of Companies House and the Insolvency Service in implementing...

The FCA has published a consultation paper (CP26/14) on removing and simplifying certain rules governing the timing and sharing of investment research during UK equity IPOs.

The Immigration and Asylum Bill currently going through Parliament proposes significant changes to strengthen the Modern Slavery Act reporting regime.

In our latest episode focusing on merger control in the EU and UK, Marcel Nuys (Partner, Dusseldorf), Francesca Morra (Partner, Milan), Peter Rowland (Of Counsel, Brussels) and Natalia Rodriguez (Of Counsel, London) explore key developments of interest to businesses engaged in M&A activity.

In our annual contract law update we consider a number of interesting contract law cases from 2022 which highlight key points for those involved in drafting or managing contracts.

In our annual contract law update we consider a number of interesting contract law cases from 2023 which highlighted key points for those involved in drafting or managing contracts.

The Financial Conduct Authority has announced, in its Primary Market Bulletin No. 39, that it is ending the temporary relaxations it introduced for companies due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Stuart Bayes has been found guilty of two offences of insider dealing in a prosecution brought by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

The FRC has published Good practice guidance for companies on running an effective AGM and maximising shareholder engagement, ...

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) Lab has produced a series of articles to help companies assess materiality in the context of corporate reporting.

The High Court has allowed a summary judgment application in relation to a breach of contract claim, finding that there was no realistic prospect of the defendants being able to rely on force majeure...

In the first of our series sharing stories from our work with charities, we sat down with the Co-head of Investments and Partnerships at Young Lives vs Cancer to discuss achieving meaningful impact.