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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.

The Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) has published on 10 August 2005 its proposals to simplify the regulatory regime for Conditional Fee Agreements (CFAs).

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 first annual fees for premises/club licences are due on 24 November 2006. The new licensing regime requires holders of a premises licence to pay an annual fee to their licensing authority. A failure to pay the annual fee means that the licensing authority can pursue the sum as a debt.

The Public Procurement (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2011 will come into effect on 1 October 2011.

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

From 6 January 2010, all migrants making an application under Tier 2 in the UK will be required to submit their biometrics (fingerprints and photograph) in order to obtain an Identification Card for Foreign Nationals (ICFN), which will replace the vignette in the passport.

Employers with a high proportion of student employees should note that changes to the Tier 4 category for students announced on 10 February 2010.

At a recent conference on immigration issues held at CMS Cameron McKenna’s offices, Jack Dromey, the Secretary General of the TUC, told a poignant story about a complaint he had received from trade union leaders concerning the use of Polish workers in various building projects in London.

Solicitors PI insurers are not entitled to blanket access to documents seized by the Law Society following an intervention in the practice of a firm.

UK business has been highly critical of the interim quota imposed on 19 July for Tier 2 (General) COS.

Following a recent announcement by the UK Border Agency and as part of the Governments commitment to tightening border security, 5 additional countries will be subject to UK visa requirements.

The Technology Annual Review contains short, easy to read articles on topics of interest over the last year, presented on a month-by-month basis.

The Financial Markets Law Committee has called on the Insolvency Service to review its proposals to make liquidation expenses payable in priority to the claims of floating charge-holders.

A recent High Court decision has highlighted the difficulty in relying upon the illegality defence to defeat a claim in the context of a professional negligence claim, where a claimant is claiming losses flowing from his conviction for a strict liability criminal offence.

On Friday, the High Court ruled in the Employers' Liability Policy Triggers Litigation that employers' liability insurers remained liable to pay compensation for mesothelioma caused by exposure to asbestos in the work place if they insured the employer at the time the exposure occurred.

An insured who makes a representation in the lead up to litigation which is relied upon by the other side may, in some circumstances, be precluded from denying that the representation was correct.