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The UK’s upcoming Retail Disclosure Regime: what should firms disclose in the meantime?
By Gavin Haran
PRIIPs is dead; long live the Retail Disclosure Regime. The Chancellor announced on 9 December 2022 that the Government will revoke the...
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New frontiers of English law: the UKJT’s public consultation on the issuance and transfer of digital securities
By Sapheen Meran Thomas Gawda
Established in 2019 to support the digital transformation of the UK legal sector, the United Kingdom Jurisdictional Task Force (UKJT)’s...
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Post Brexit: The return of anti-suit injunctions from the English court in cases involving EU member states
By Ed Llewelyn-Evans Madeleine Brown Chloe Edworthy
In Ebury Partners Belgium SA/NZ v Technical Touch BV and another [2022] EWHC 2927 (Comm), the English court granted an anti-suit...
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Register of overseas entities: "removal" doesn't mean removal
By George Mitkov
The 31 January 2023 deadline for registering on the Register of Overseas Entities (the ROE) is fast approaching. By that date, overseas...
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Cyber security recognised on World Economic Forum's Global Risk Report
By Martha Campbell
Tech risks, including cybercrime and digital inequality, have featured among the top long-term global risks identified in the World...
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Nigerian bank’s subsidiary faces second FCA fine for "repeatedly highlighted" failings
By Dan Lavender Helen Carter Madeleine Brown +1 more...
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently announced that it has fined Guaranty Trust Bank (UK) Limited (GT Bank) £7,671,800 for...
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Construction adjudications: what did we learn in 2022?
By George Dew
As we ease into 2023, perhaps now is a good time to reflect upon the state of construction adjudications last year – which we are able to...
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The Court of Appeal clarifies the approach to exclusion clauses
By Doug Wass George Dew
In Soteria Insurance Ltd v IBM United Kingdom Ltd [2022] EWCA Civ 440, the Court of Appeal has ruled that an exclusion of liability...
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Court of Appeal finds that those instructing lawyers in litigation will likely need to reveal their identities
By Lois Horne Michael Freedman Madeleine Brown
Loreley Financing (Jersey) No. 30 Limited v Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited & Ors [2022] EWCA Civ 1484 is a unanimous decision...
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ChatGPT and legal services
By Oliver Jeffcott
With OpenAI having released GPT-3.5 (ChatGPT), the newest iteration of their natural language generation tool, we are perhaps a step...
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High Court judge rules against Home Office in major development for EEA nationals with Pre-Settled Status
By Tom Marsom
A recent High Court judgment has ruled against the UK Government: this has some interesting implications for those EEA/Swiss nationals...
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OTS report on hybrid working highlights the need for change
By Philip Swinburn
The Office of Tax Simplification issued their parting gift on 20 December setting out the complexities associated with hybrid and...
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Embiricos v HMRC – a second bite of the procedural cherry
By Luke Silverman
Earlier this year, in Embiricos v HMRC [2022] EWCA Civ 3, the Court of Appeal held that HMRC could not issue a partial closure notice to...
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Pensions dashboards – a top priority for 2023
By Faye Jarvis
The recent slew of consultations from the Pensions Regulator, FCA and the Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) serve as an important...
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Pillar Two safe harbour among raft of OECD consultations
By Bezhan Salehy
The OECD has today published a package of BEPS 2.0 policy documents that will give tax aficionados plenty to read by the fireside over...
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Could Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) be about to bite?
By Erin Gilliland Ellie Herve
In 2015, the Government introduced the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) to look to drive improvements in the energy efficiency...
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