In February 2019, EIOPA published a series of recommendations (the “Recommendations“) for the insurance sector relating to the UK’s withdrawal from

The PRA has issued a statement regarding French regulator Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution’s (ACPR) response to the European

It’s impossible to have missed that, despite the intentions of the Fixed Term Parliament Act 2011, the UK is about to experience its third General

This case is the latest in a line of decisions relating to the judicial review of the regulations governing the removal of the spare room subsidy for

The Court of Appeal has unanimously held that the court has jurisdiction to order an interim payment on account of costs pursuant to CPR 44.2 where a

The rug was pulled from under the feet of the first substantial primary legislation on the environment since 1995 by the announcement of a December

In Airbus S.A.S. V Generali Italia S.P.A. And Ors 2019 EWCA Civ 805, the Court of Appeal upheld a declaration that the English court had

Episode five in our podcast series on the compulsory purchase regime in England is now ready to listen to - this Episode can be found on iTunes

Earlier this week, the UK’s House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee published its report titled “Public Service Broadcasting: As Vital As

The FCA has published updated directions for firms intending to enter the temporary permissions regime (TPR), extending the time period during which

The Pension Schemes Bill, introduced in Parliament on 15 October 2019, contained some significant new funding requirements for defined benefit (DB)

As readers will be aware, there has been a trend in recent years towards more collaborative methods of contracting in the construction and

The English High Court (the “Court“) has refused to order costs to a claimant who successfully enforced an arbitration award, because the claimant

1. Funding and investment strategy The new requirements contained in the Pension Schemes Bill would require trustees to determine and keep under

On 29 October Lord Sharkey introduced a Private Members’ Bill into the House of Lords, which proposed amending the Financial Services and Markets Act

The Supreme Court in England has two issues to consider in the appeal which opens today. First, should the company be held to be vicariously liable

In Routier and another v Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs 2019 UKSC 43, the UK Supreme Court overturned an earlier Court of

In a judgment handed down yesterday, the Court of Appeal has reversed the High Court’s decision in Finney v Welsh Ministers. The effect of the High

Keeping up to date with regulatory developments in the digital space can be a challenge at the best of times! To help our clients stay ahead of the

On 29 October Lord Sharkey introduced a Private Members’ Bill into the House of Lords, which proposed amending the Financial Services and Markets Act