It would be disproportionate and a “waste of a high quality, valuable resource” to force the owner of a new office building in Central London to demolish substantial parts of that building to remedy ...

Technology has remained a key topic of social and economic commentary throughout the pandemic and has adapted to the changes in the way we work and live our lives. Innovation continues to transform ...

Businesses operating in the UK could face legal duties to “develop, disclose and implement" net zero-aligned transition plans ...

Changing US tariff policy has had knock on effects across the world economy, changing the rules of trade engagement. We ...

A string of prosecutions in the UK should spur UK manufacturers to take action to meet their legal obligations to address health risks arising from dust.

Professional football clubs in England will soon be subject to a regime of statutory regulation overseen by the new Independent Football Regulator (IFR).

Lenders making joint loans for non-commercial purposes should now identify all loans where one borrower receives an exclusive benefit and then ensure that the other borrower receives independent legal ...

Judges in Germany have offered an insight into how important questions of EU copyright law pertaining to the development, training and use of generative AI (gen-AI) systems might be answered, an ...

All commercial contracts contain a number of ‘boilerplate’ clauses, which are often seen as standard add-ons to the main terms and conditions of the contract.

The new Employment Rights Bill introduced by the UK government represents one of the most significant single items of employment legislation ever to be published, an expert has said.

Significant changes to data protection law have been proposed by the UK government, including to rules relevant to the use of AI systems in decision-making processes and to the use of data for the ...

Businesses can recover costs incurred in England and Wales in remedying defects even if they had no legal liability to incur those costs at the time, the UK’s highest court has confirmed.