This year’s Rugby World Cup in Japan resulted in a record number of red cards (8), due in no small part to World Rugby’s pre-tournament position that

“ The recent history of the common law of contractual interpretation is one of continuity rather than change. One of the attractions of English law

In Evison Holdings Limited v International Company Finvision Holdings & Anor 2019 EWHC 3057 (Comm), the English High Court considered an

Whilst Brexit has impacted, if not dominated, much of the regulatory agenda for 2019, it has not resulted in regulatory paralysis. Brexit uncertainty

The EU Directive on the protection of persons who report breaches of Union law - the whistleblowing directive - was published in the Official Journal

2019 saw a large number of legal and regulatory changes impacting our clientsâ businesses. Our review aims to give you an overview of the key ones

This is the Linklaters Pensions Dispute Resolution Group’s Case Law Update. The aim of this publication is to provide a look back and commentary on

The financial services sector has often led the way in shaping thinking about how to manage risk. In the UK its latest focus, thanks to the Financial

The financial services sector has often led the way in shaping thinking about how to manage risk. Its latest focus, thanks to the Financial Conduct

The Investment Consultancy and Fiduciary Management Market Investigation Order 2019 came into force on 10 June 2019. It requires trustees to set

The UK Supreme Court (the “UKSC”) recently heard arguments in Halliburton Company v Chubb Bermuda Insurance Ltd to decide the issue of when an

There is concern amongst businesses and stakeholders that the merger regime rules allowing for government intervention on national security grounds

In the following pages, the Linklatersâ team have set out their take on a handful of the themes that have shaped the past year in

MAS consults on regulatory approach for payment token derivatives 2 December 2019 The Monetary Authority of Singapore (the "MAS") issued a

In this edition we feature an article on the much-anticipated Pension Schemes Bill. Amongst other things, the Bill includes a package of measures

Gender balance on company boards is improving, according to the latest Hampton-Alexander review. But as the FTSE 350 inches closer to its target of

The UK Jurisdiction Taskforce (UKJT), one of the six taskforces of the LawTech Delivery Panel, an industry-led group that is tasked with supporting

Few fans of Liverpool FC would have dreamt of a better start to their team’s season, but even fewer would have imagined that their winning run would

It has been a busy year on the investment front with the CMA order to implement and a focus on ESG and stewardship in new legislation. In this

The UK Jurisdiction Taskforce (UKJT) - part of the LawTech Delivery Panel - has issued a legal statement on the status of cryptoassets and smart