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Changes to the energy law in France will affect companies located in the UK trading electricity over the interconnector with France. Some of them will need to take steps quickly to comply with new administrative requirements to file a declaration. Sanctions for non-compliance can be severe.

Hotels, pubs and restaurants will be banned from discrimination against lesbian, gay and bisexual people, Trade and Industry Secretary Alan Johnson announced on 9 November.

Recently a number of water utilities have either been granted or applied for drought orders under the Water Resources Act 1991. A drought order allows water utilities to ban "non-essential uses" of water in a specified area whilst the drought order is in force.

The proposed ID Cards Bill has been hailed by many as the answer to terrorism, benefit fraud and identity theft. The Government’s most recent research, retaken following the London bombings this summer, shows there is strong citizen support for the scheme with 73% in favour, 17% opposed and 10% neutral.

The OFT announced on 13 September 2005 that it is to carry out a "market study" into the Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme (PPRS).

Under the fire coverage provisions of a buildings insurance policy an insurer is likely to have the right to reinstate instead of paying a money indemnity.

The CBI has responded to the EU Commission’s Communication on the implementation of the Directive 1997/7/EC on the Protection of Consumers in respect of Distance Contracts (the "Directive"). The Directive was intended to reflect a careful balance between the interests of business and consumers, offering adequate protection for both.

A recent case before the TCC underlines the importance of reliable critical path analysis in assessing, among other things, the cause and extent of delay to a project's completion date and whether any compensation is due for those delays.

The Court of Appeal has upheld the Lands Tribunal decision that increased the value of most residential investment portfolios.

The new Code of Practice for Commercial Leases in England and Wales 2007 was released today. This code has been drawn up by the RICS and other representatives of landlords, tenants and the Government.

The Court of Appeal has confirmed that landlords are under no obligation to mitigate the loss of unpaid rent by seeking a new tenant or otherwise.

Since 6 April 2006, schemes have been wrestling with the complexities of aspects of the new pensions tax regime under the Finance Act 2004.

CMS Cameron McKenna has learned that Registrars at the Companies Court in London have indicated that they now require applications for the extension of an administration to be issued at least 6 weeks before the administration is due to expire, unless there are "unusual reasons" justifying a later application.

The recent High Court case of QBE Management Services (UK) Ltd v Dymoke and Others provides a useful reminder of the legal issues relevant to team moves.

We recently highlighted an issue relating to the potential loss of fixed protection under life cover arrangements.

Growth in the European food sector is expected to continue over the next 12 months, according to a new report from mergermarket.

There are exceptional cases where adjudicators’ decisions are not readily enforced by the courts. These include where it is appears that the wrong body appointed the adjudicator, or the adjudicator decided a dispute under the wrong construction contract.