The English courts are sympathetic to block notifications of circumstances.

Following the UK vote to leave the EU, Edward Coulson and Julia Joseph were interviewed by LexisPSL on the impact on public and private enforcement of competition law in the UK.

August 2016 will see huge changes for English insurance and reinsurance law. Three new statutes will come into force, the key dates being 1 and 12 August 2016 and 4 May 2017.

The European Union today took the next step in endorsing an extension to copyright protection for sound recordings from 50 years to 70 years.

The Consumer Insurance (Disclosure and Representations) Act 2012 changed the law to increase the rights of purchasers of personal insurance.

A decision of the High Court held that a follower was bound to a settlement entered into by the lead, even though it was expressed not to bind the follower.

The issue by AIRMIC of a specific policy clause for its members has put the use of reservation of rights by insurers under the spotlight.

This post provides a brief update on the iiyama cartel damages claims, which have in part been defeated on a summary judgment basis, with permission to amend being granted in relation a second cartel decision.

Following Panel Statement 2010/22 in October 2010 on the regulation of takeover bids (Statement), the Takeover Panel today produced its consultation paper setting out in detail the proposed changes to the Takeover Code.

BLP partners Alexander Sarac and Kiran Arora explain how South Africa's REIPPP model could be translated to work in other sub-Saharan African economies...

The COP21 Paris Agreement is not legally binding yet but does offer an outline of the path ahead. It has set ambitious targets to combat climate change...

The High Court held that recklessness as to fulfilment of an alarm maintenance obligation constituted breach of a condition precedent.

There was no requirement that any breach of the specification however technical or minor must prevent the Phase Certificate of Practical Completion from being issued.

Government plans to bring Renewables Obligation (RO) subsidies for onshore wind projects to an early end were struck down in the House of Lords this week.

AIM Regulation has published Issue 3 of Inside AIM focussing on common themes raised by nomads.

The offence of corporate manslaughter (the Offence) is committed when an organisation commits a gross breach of its duty which causes the death of an individual.

The law on statutory holiday, introduced in 1998, has now matured and there have been a number of recent decisions which, taken with the forthcoming increase to statutory holiday entitlement, have brought this topic into focus.

In Jivraj v Hashwani the Supreme Court held that arbitrators are not employees and are not subject to anti-discrimination legislation.

The FSA's view on such solvent schemes from 2007 was they must ensure that policyholders are no worse off than in a solvent run-off.

On the true construction of an on-demand guarantee, there was no need for the subsequent demand to recite that a certain condition had been fulfilled as it had no bearing on the bank's liability.