The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in the long-running Box Clever case (Granada UK Rental & Retail Limited and others v The Pensions

The nature and enforceability of covenants affecting the title to a property can often be misunderstood. This article explores the key points to

The off-payroll working rules apply where contractors supply their services via a personal service company (PSC) to a business. Under the new rules

Welcome to our Summer Edition of Investor Agenda - with plenty inside to provide some light reading for you if you are going on holiday! Perhaps this

A leading UK regulator has directly addressed the governance implications of adopting artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies within

Trustees who use the services of a fiduciary manager (or who may do so in the future) should be aware of new mandatory tendering requirements coming

Trustees of both defined benefit and defined contribution pension schemes should be aware of new requirements in relation to investment and disclosure

The pensions industry never stands still, and changes continue to come thick and fast. In this edition we focus on those changes which will become

I commented in an earlier blog post about “speak up” arrangements becoming the new norm - at least in large UK organisations. We are seeing corporate

Political uncertainty, climate change, new technologies, social media and the impacts of globalisation create new challenges for businesses every day

Political uncertainty, climate change, new technologies, social media and the impacts of globalisation create new challenges for businesses every day

Phishing is not new, but has become a growing threat to all businesses. If you receive an email from us with congratulations on your recent lottery

By now we’re all familiar with the concept of co-working; WeWork is a household name, and new providers of modern and collaborative office space are

Welcome to the eighth edition of the Linklaters Dispute Resolution Group’s Pensions Case Law Update. The aim of this publication is to provide a look

Many firms are looking for ways to ensure individuals are treated fairly in an internal investigation. Could the much-maligned practice of

The eagerly anticipated response of the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (“MHCLG”) was published on 3 May to the consultation on

The CJEU has found in C-20118 (Mydibel SA v État belge) that a sale and leaseback of business premises did n...

Innovate Finance has published a UK Fintech state of the nation report - a comprehensive summary of the UK's fintech industry to help inform

Yesterday, Bookingdotcom AB secured a significant win at the Swedish Court of Appeal, overturning a judgment by the lower court. In 2015, the Swedish

Employment status is increasingly topical, particularly in the gig-economy. But the distinction between employee worker independent contractor is