Domicile and citizenship are two distinct concepts. Domicile is not defined in statute - its meaning is derived from case law. An individual can only

What is the price of Brexit? For one oil and gas operator, it is at least 2million, thanks to an unfortunate combination of the EU emission trading

Last week the FT reported that “France is pushing the EU to introduce compulsory environmental reporting standards for European companies and apply a

The ICO’s intention to fine Marriott International, Inc. more than £99 million for a data breach stemming from its 2014 purchase of the Starwood

Ofgem has announced proposed reforms aimed at reducing the risk of supplier failure and strengthening the safety net for consumers. The latest move

We have previously written about the difficulties of applying the General Data Protection Regulation (the GDPR) in context of trusts and estates law

CQC has recently published its annual State of Care report. The report finds that the quality of care provided in England has continued to improve

The decision of the Court of Session (Outer House) in British Overseas Bank Nominees Ltd v Stewart Milne Group Ltd 2018 caused ripples in the

The power purchase agreement market for UK generation and storage continues to evolve rapidly creating new opportunities for market participants. Our

The recent publication of the UK Stewardship Code 2020 by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) provides further evidence that ESG factors have moved

A recent update from the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) on its ongoing investigation into the data protection compliance of EU

There are occasions where a development site is subject to more than one consent. The practical reality of development, especially on large-scale

Independent healthcare providers from across the country have committed to implementing a new Medical Practitioners Assurance Framework. Following a

The cannabis plant has been around for centuries and was widely grown and valued for a range of purposes, including paper, textiles and rope from the

The government is reviewing how electricity storage is treated in the planning system. Electricity storage is key to Britain’s Industrial Strategy

The Appellant, Gladman, submitted planning applications for two housing sites in Kent. These were refused and unsuccessfully appealed. The Court of

The Court of Appeal has upheld the first instance decision in Ocean Outdoor UK Limited v The London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham, providing

All tax advisers are aware that case law relating to the VAT treatment of loyalty schemes over the last ten years has caused complications for many

Back in July 2019, BEIS published a consultation on Business Models for Carbon Capture Usage and Storage (CCUS), which has closed recently. With the

The Pensions Regulator’s consultation on the future of trusteeship and governance closed last month. It remains to be seen what changes will be