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At the end of last year, Barclays Life securitised the embedded value of the whole of its life insurance business. This followed the merger of Barclays Life and Woolwich Life and the transfer of the business of Barclays Life to Woolwich Life (subsequently renamed Barclays Life Assurance Company Limited ("BLAC")) using the Part VII transfer regime.

As the first professional indemnity insurance scheme to provide cover to the emerging asbestos inspectors market is launched, providing cover for companies accredited under NIACS, we take a look at the scheme.

The Court of Appeal decrees that a member state's ruling on the validity of an arbitration agreement is valid and binding in the same manner as any judgment made under the Brussels Regulation.

If there is one subject which can (and should) strike fear into the heart of a professional adviser operating in the property field, it is the risk of serving a defective landlord and tenant notice.

A recent study shows that aircraft have unwanted stowaways in their water supply. We examine the legal implications.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has annulled an agreement between Europe and the US which formed the legal basis for European airlines to provide passengers’ personal information to US authorities.

New rules on EU-wide blacklisting of airlines and on provision of information to passengers on carrier identity are likely to come into effect early in 2006.

At least for now, this decision will have significant effects on the FTC's ability to obtain consumer redress in cases brought under Section 5.

Effective September 1, 2019, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will reopen its determination letter program for two significant categories of individually

Under the recently-enacted Affordable Transit Act (the ATA), covered New York City employers are now required to offer pre-tax transit benefits to their full-time employees.

On January 5, 2023, the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") released a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking with a proposed rule that would almost universally prohibit the use of non-competes...

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), a unit of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), recently seized several websites on suspicion of posting downloadable copyrighted materials without the authority of the copyright owners.

When companies seek a court injunction for a restrictive covenant violation, they often focus on the covenant's enforceability.

While sports fans, bettors and office pool organizers turn their attention to the basketball court this March for another month of madness, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)...