The Pensions Regulator has published its response to its "Future of trusteeship and governance" consultation. Despite a wide ranging consultation, no

C, a UK insurance company, is a provider of cyber insurance. It provided cover to a Canadian insurance company (Insured) which suffered a malware

Included in this issue: Parker Review update report on ethnicity in UK boards; Investment Association publishes statement on shareholder priorities

All businesses involved in the use or supply of off-payroll workers are likely to be impacted by the impending changes to the IR35 rules, due to take

After being criticised following the BHS insolvency for being slow to act, the Pensions Regulator announced its intention to become a quicker

Included in this issue of data protection and privacy news: Business as usual for data protection? Changes may be on the horizon...; ICO publishes

The off-payroll working rules commonly known as IR35 were first introduced in 2000 and are intended to ensure that individuals who work like

Just when you thought that unequal pay can be casted as an issue of historic importance, three recent cases showcase the reality that this is a much

Highlights: We're still waiting for a couple of significant judgments on vicarious liability from cases heard by the Supreme Court in November 2019

With Tribunals considering that a belief in Scottish Independence was protected by the Act, but that beliefs in vegetarianism and the sanctity of

The UK has a binding target under the revised Climate Change Act 2008 to reduce its carbon emissions to 'net zero' by 2050. The transport sector is

The High Court has upheld claims of breach of confidence, inducing breach of contract and unlawful means conspiracy against a 'middle man' who bought

Amongst other things, the Bill seeks to provide employees with a right to obtain information relating to the pay of a comparator, amend written

The Transition Period may be extended under the Withdrawal Agreement (WA) but the government has legislated not to permit the UK government to agree

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published Handbook Notice 72 which sets out recent changes to the FCA Handbook. These include updating

This decision concerned international retailer, Canada Goose, which sells products including Coats manufactured using fur andor down. It is a target

The SCL's Adjudication Scheme (the "Scheme") is designed to be a Swift and affordable procedure to resolve disputes whilst aiming to maintain

In 2012, numerous claims were brought under a Group Litigation Order (GLO) in respect of defective breast implants. 623 of these claims were brought

The Government has announced additional measures to enhance regional connectivity throughout the UK. This includes a review of Air Passenger Duty to

Major sports manufacturer New Balance has a contract to supply Liverpool FC ("LFC")'s kit until March 2020. Following the success of LFC in 2019