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26 September 2013 is the deadline for replying to HM Treasury's consultation on the two new tax exemptions for employee trust owned companies.

The Government announced in the Summer Budget 2015 that from April 2017 non-UK domiciled individuals will no longer be able to shelter their UK residential property from "IHT"...

NASA has selected Blue Origin to join its programme for Suborbital Reusable Launch Vehicle (sRLV) services.

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs have agreed an initiative to offer developing countries the opportunity to deploy CubeSats from the International Space Station.

Titanium dioxide is an inorganic chemical substance used - in the form of a white pigment - in various products, including paints, cosmetics, medicinal products, and toys. In recent years, it has been at the center of significant regulatory and legal scrutiny.

The Charity Commission publishes guidance on when and how charities can engage in trading to raise funds and how to apply income on trading profits.

There has been much press coverage of the Supreme Court's decision to award a pension to the long-term partner of a member of Northern Ireland's Local Government Pension Scheme.

The UK's Product Regulation and Metrology Bill (PRMB) aims to modernize product safety laws, address emerging risks (e.g., AI), and align with EU standards where beneficial. It impacts businesses selling products in the UK.

New analysis by the Charities Aid Foundation shows that the plastic bag levy has had a "huge positive impact" on a diverse range of national and local charities.

On 12 July 2018 the Higher Regional Court of Frankfurt am Main (Germany) has issued its decision in the case 'Coty Germany GmbH v Parfümerie Akzente GmbH'.

BIS has updated certain military Open General Export Licences (OGELs) to add Russia as a prohibited country.

In this mini-series, Fieldfisher's tier 1 ranked Public law team outline a few hot topics for claimants in commercial judicial review cases.

Negotiations on the proposal for a new EU Regulation on sustainable batteries have finally concluded.

Welcome to this blog post where Olivier Proust, a Partner in Fieldfisher's Technology and Data team will delve into the latest developments surrounding the EU AI Act.

On 18 January 2018 Advocate General (AG) Wahl of the European Court of Justice delivered an important Opinion on the topic of gun-jumping under the European Merger Control Regulation (ECMR).

On 12 February 2015, Advocate General Kokott delivered an important Opinion in case C-106/14, FCD and FMB.

The Companies Act 2006 Regulations 2013, which were approved by Parliament on 11 March 2013, represent a significant change in the regime for the registration of company charges in the United Kingdom.