With a general election set for 12 December 2019, the chief executive of the British Retail Consortium (BRC), Helen Dickinson, welcomes a reform on

BBC Radio 4’s The Archers is the longest running drama serial anywhere in the world and regularly attracts millions of listeners of all ages. Running

A recent Court of Appeal case (Ocean Outdoor UK Limited v The London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham 2019 EWCA Civ 1642) has clarified the

A long-running High Court trade mark dispute (Bentley 1962 Limited, Brandlogic Limited v Bentley Motors Limited 2019 EWHC 2925 (Ch)) could result in

The latest monthly figures that report on treatment waiting times in the NHS demonstrate that key targets for cancer, hospital care and A&E continue

In a recent case, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has provided useful guidance on an employer's ability to monitor staff activities covertly

The Advocate-General Tanchev's recently published opinion on the dispute between Sky and SkyKick (C-37118) is potentially one of the most important

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has published an impact report on maternity and neonatal care which looks at progress

The growth of specialist cyber insurance as an independent line of business in the insurance industry has been the result of wide-ranging data

The UK is heading for a December election, which may or may not result in a new government. In the meantime the EU has granted an extension to Article

Over the past decade, instant messaging app services for businesses or individuals to communicate with single or multiple users has

With the latest Brexit deadline now confirmed as 31 January 2020 and a no-deal Brexit remaining a possibility, both overseas and UK businesses (which

In a battle which has taken 13 years to conclude, the Supreme Court has decided that a former Unilever employee's invention was 'outstanding' and that

From international to domestic, rugby is back in the headlines as Saracens Rugby Club was fined £5.36 million and docked 35 points in the Premiership

When a non-UK resident sells a UK property for a profit, UK tax must be paid on the profit. That seems unsurprising but what is more surprising is how

With the impact of Brexit still uncertain, there are “huge concerns about distribution ahead of peak trading, as a result of customs checks and new

The Fatal Accidents Act 1976 (FAA) allows relatives of a person killed through negligence to obtain damages. This includes a claim for dependants such

Entrepreneurs’ Relief (ER) is a valuable capital gains tax (CGT) relief. If it applies, it reduces the normal top rates of CGT from 20, or 28 in

In June 2019, it was reported that Liverpool Football Club wanted to register ‘Liverpool’ as a UK trade mark for a range of football related goods

In case the boxes of mince pies and packs of holiday cards have not yet tipped you off, the festive holidays are just around the corner. For many fa