Another day, another telecoms case…there have been three recent cases dealing with the use of interim rights for access to survey, the

The Pension Schemes Bill received its first reading in October. It provides for a significant extension to the Pensions Regulator's powers, creating

With the General Election 2019 just weeks away, the major political parties have begun to release manifestos. Our Infrastructure, Projects &

Measures outlined in the Queen’s Speech included a special administration regime for Airlines which, amongst other things, enables the fleet of the

Included in this issue of our Governance & Compliance Update: ISS updates its proxy voting guidelines for use in 2020; Hampton-Alexander review:

The ICO has published new guidance about how organisations should approach processing special category data due to it being the most sensitive data a

On 1 January 2020, new thresholds will be in force for public procurements conducted under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, the Concession

Included in this issue of our Governance & Compliance Update: Investment Association's updated Principles of Remuneration; FRC publishes annual

Government proposals to amend the Electronic Communications Code to encourage landlords to engage with telecom operators to provide tenants with the

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has reported on whether its current approach to enforcement of the UK code of non-broadcast advertising &

A complaint about a promotion appearing to promote a "free" product has been upheld by the Advertising Atandards Authority (ASA). A paid-for post

The ASA has not upheld a challenge that Heineken Enterprise Ltd. (Heineken) inappropriately targeted adverts on instagram to people under 18 years of

Included in this issue of our governance & compliance update: FRC's Financial Reporting Lab publishes report on climate change disclosures; BEIS

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Will an EPC rating of B be required by 2030? Currently, this is the government's favoured approach Summary The government is consulting on a proposed

The UK needs more fibre networks. We lag behind other countries and are heavily reliant on BT's Openreach infrastructure, including in still many

As expected following the Government's consultation on strengthening the Pension Regulator's powers, the Bill includes wider so called "moral hazard"

Between May 1982 and October 1986, Professor Shanks was employed by Unilever UK Central Resources Ltd (CRL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Unilever plc

Statistics published by the Ministry of Justice show that Employment Tribunals accepted 121,111 claims between April 2018 and March 2019

Harassment: "Reluctant rub-downs" do not necessarily constitute harassment The EAT has held that a female manager did not harass a male team member