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The Bar Standards Board has issued comprehensive guidance on AI use by barristers, establishing clear obligations around transparency, supervision, and risk management. Just days later, a High Court judgment publicly reprimanded a major law firm for misleading the court through unchecked AI-generated content, raising urgent questions about whether the Solicitors Regulation Authority should follow suit with equivalent guidance for solicitors.

Today's entry reports on the 2017 annual conference of the National Infrastructure Planning Association.

The final provisions of the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005 (CNEA) came into force on 6 April 2006. The CNEA introduces several important amendments to the Environmental Protection Act 1990 (EPA).

Companies wishing to enable their employees to optimise the tax reliefs afforded to savings for retirement should now consider adopting an HMRC-approved employees' Share Incentive Plan (SIP) as part of their ‘post A-Day’ planning for pension provision.

In-house legal is a consistently shifting and adapting profession. It can be hard to get an insight into other in-house legal teams. How are the handling the same challenges?

The FCA's new webpage contains its ideas for a global sandbox [14.02.02]. Its current sandbox only allows firms to test their ideas in the UK.

The FCA has published its final policy statement (Policy Statement II) PS 17/14 [03.07.17]. This includes final rules for implementing MiFID II.

We recently held an exciting virtual event aimed at in-house counsel, on the topic of Freedom to Operate (FTO). For those who missed the event (and those who want a refresher),...

As part of the 2005 Pre-Budget Report, the Government announced in December 2005 that it would bring forward legislation for the introduction of Real Estate Investment Trusts in the UK (UK-REITS) to improve the efficiency of both the commercial and residential property investment markets.

In Sciortino v Beaumont [2021] EWCA Civ 786, the Court of Appeal had to decide whether, in circumstances where a defendant professional gives ‘the same' negligent advice on two separate occasion...

A summary of a number of important decisions made in the Courts which may affect those involved in the construction and property sectors.

Appleby partners Anthony William and Jared Dann and Counsel Claire Corkish join partner & head of civil fraud and asset recovery at Pinsent Masons, Alan Sheeley and Emilie Jones to discuss ...

Construction, Property and Real Estate cases/news in brief.

When mergers and acquisitions close, disputes over earn-outs and completion accounts frequently arise, raising a critical question: should these conflicts be resolved through expert determination or arbitration? This analysis examines the jurisdictional boundaries between accounting calculations and legal interpretations, offering a practical framework for structuring dispute resolution clauses in share purchase agreements under Turkish law and ISTAC rules.

Das Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz, kurz LkSG, wurde am 11. Juni 2021 nach langwierigen Verhandlungen mit dem deutschen Bundesrat im...

Earlier this year, the Cross-Institutional Task Force on Gender Diversity in Arbitral Appointments and Proceedings released its first Report in the eighth volume...

Round-up of recent cases.

Institutional arbitration has rapidly emerged as the globally preferred mechanism for resolving complex and high stakes disputes that demand confidentiality, expert decision-making, and expedited resolutions.