On 17 May 2021, England will enter Step 3 of the government's roadmap for the lifting of restrictions following the third national lockdown.

Following its departure from the single market, the UK must decide how to treat parallel imports from the EEA[i] into the UK.

Pre-packaged administration sales have aroused the interest, opprobrium and ire of many a politician and the press in recent times.

Step 1B of the government's roadmap to the easing of national restrictions came into effect on 29 March 2021. There is no longer a legal requirement to work from home, although employers should...

In the recent case of McTear Contracts Ltd v Bennett and others, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) confirmed that employees who are engaged in services that are taken over by ...

Free movement under EU law ended on 31 December 2020 and there are now different immigration rules applicable to EU, EEA and Swiss nationals (European nationals) depending on whether the European...

As the Brexit deal begins, ever so slowly, to take shape, the UK Government has made welcome concessions on the position of EU migrants already in the UK ...

The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) Code of Practice sets out the requirements the industry must comply with, and supports companies' commitment to self-regulation...

On 17 May 2021, the "Stay in the UK" regulation was lifted and international travel has been allowed to restart, governed by a new traffic light system.

The decades-old principle that clauses in contracts that are particularly onerous (such as those that exclude or severely limit the liability) must be adequately brought to the attention...

Four months later, we look at the practical implications of the judgment and consider how future disputes may be treated as a result.

A recent decision in the TCC serves as an important reminder that if a party is dissatisfied with an adjudication decision, it should not delay in making its challenges to the decision...

In February, the Supreme Court's decision that Uber drivers are workers sent shock waves through the gig economy, both in the UK and overseas.

The sight of a Texan lawyer having to deny he was a cat during a live court hearing last month was the source of much hilarity (and no doubt many a meme) across the world...

Since the start of the pandemic, COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the UK's immigration system and particularly on those seeking to move to the UK.

In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has confirmed that the claimant Uber drivers are entitled to the rights and protection of workers and are not self-employed contractors, as Uber contended.

A recent High Court decision in judicial review proceedings emphasises the importance of ensuring that the Resident Labour Test is carried out correctly.

The recent and very public skirmish between the European Commission and AstraZeneca over the Covid-19 vaccine demonstrates the difficulties suppliers face when demand for their product exceeds supply.