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Employment and pensions

Self-isolation removed for double-jabbed close contacts: what does this mean for employers?

Employers in England will have to consider legal and practical issues arising from the changes in Covid-19 measures when assessing

Dispute resolution

High Court finds that investigative report does not trigger litigation privilege

State of Qatar v Banque Havilland ruling addresses whether information obtained when investigating allegations made by a whistle-blower has to

Retail and Consumer

A new era for junk-food advertising?

The draft HFSS advertising restrictions are a roll-back from a total ban but may still present challenges for food advertisers

Retail and Consumer

If chocolate is the answer then the question is…. What is it called and how can we advertise it legally?

Katrina Anderson, Rebecca Chui, Laura Klein, Samuel Martinez, Gaëlle Saint-Jalmes and Louis Hoffreumon from Osborne Clarke's International Food Group dive
Financial Services

Fintech firm's fine for Russian payments highlights breadth of UK sanctions regime

The UK financial sanctions watchdog's fine of TransferGo is a reminder that the sanctions regime applies to fintechs and must

Dispute resolution

The High Court strikes out unfounded claims following a cyberattack

Judgment confirms that non-data protection claims cannot be pursued when the incident is perpetrated by a third party and closes

Corporate

What trends are driving deal making in Asia?

As deal makers across Asia look beyond the pandemic, what are the three main developments in China, India and South

The Built Environment

Osborne Clarke responds to call for evidence on Simplifying the VAT Land Exemption

We welcome the government's proposals to simplify the complex VAT rules for land and property but we urge caution that

Decarbonisation

Decarbonisation | In conversation with … Damian Dunphy

This is the second podcast in our series titled 'Decarbonisation | In conversation with ...'