The FCA recently published a policy statement outlining changes to its decision-making processes, in order to make “faster and more...

The Law Commission has recently published advice to the Government concluding that English common law is sufficiently flexible to deal...

The recent Upper Tribunal (UT) case of Dunsby v HMRC [2021] UKUT 0289 (TCC) has raised again the issues that parties face when appealing...

The UK government has indicated that UK banks will be required to provide refunds to victims of “push payment” fraud (also known as “APP”...

The Supreme Court has dismissed a claim by Richard Lloyd, a former director of Which?, against Google for unlawfully tracking the...

In episode 3 of our policy in practice podcast David Gauke and Gideon Sanitt chat with Jonathan Pratt about the Government's proposals...

The US Department of Justice (DoJ) is preparing for an imminent crackdown on corporate crime, warning companies that they must get their...

15 months ago, we wrote about HMRC’s announced plans to start recovery action of overpaid grants under the Coronavirus Job Retention...

With the highly anticipated Supreme Court judgment in Lloyd v Google being handed down on Wednesday, the Court of Appeal has recently...

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Magnitsky Sanctions (“APPG”), co-chaired by MPs Sir Iain Duncan Smith and Chris Bryant, was formally...

The recent changes to the restrictions on winding-up petitions will have been disappointing to commercial landlords (see our previous...

The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (the Tribunal) has allowed a claim on behalf of over two million customers against BT Group for...

As the use of cryptocurrencies by investors continues to grow so too does the opportunity for fraud in the cryptocurrency sector. In the...

Where does the boundary lie between “hard-nosed” but legitimate negotiating tactics and the use of illegitimate threats or pressure in...

The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (the Tribunal) has given Walter Merricks the green light to pursue a claim against Mastercard on...

Notices of a potential data breach have become facts of life. For companies sending those notices, so have lengthy letters threatening a...