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Business crime
Are you prepared for the Failure to Prevent Fraud offence?
The new corporate criminal offence of "failure to prevent fraud" is set to reshape the compliance landscape for commercial organisations.
Energy and energy transition
The Energy Transition | The Planning and Infrastructure Bill is tabled before UK Parliament
Welcome to our top picks of the latest energy regulatory and market developments in the UK's transition to net zero.
Dispute resolution
German Chamber of Commerce and Industry establishes arbitration institution
The DIHK Arbitration Court offers digital case management and a procedure loosely based on German judicial practice, positioning itself as
Knowledge Notes
UK Knowledge Collection | Data subject access requests, commonhold tenure, and non-financial misconduct
Welcome to this week's Knowledge Collection
Employment and pensions
UK Employment Law Coffee Break: Handling comments around beliefs, preparing for April 2025, and pay transparency in Europe
Welcome to our latest Coffee Break in which we look at the latest legal and practical developments impacting employers.
Real estate
UK Supreme Court clarifies 10-year 'reasonable belief' requirement in adverse possession applications
Ruling highlights the need for landowners to inspect regularly for encroachment to minimise the risk of a costly dispute
Financial Services
Further delay to non-financial misconduct final rules: what should UK firms do in the meantime?
Regulators had been poised to extend the scope of NFM rules and to codify and clarify their position and expectations
Intellectual property
English High Court finds former JV partners misused trade secrets but directors avoid personal liability
The disclosure of confidential information to around 200 investors did not mean it entered the public domain
GDPR
English High Court ruling highlights five key lessons for handling data subject access requests
There are a number of practical implications and technical learning points for data controllers emerging from the case of Ashley
Real estate
English High Court judgment highlights challenges of obtaining building liability and information orders
The court's ruling means claimants must establish primary liability before applying for either of the orders
Real estate
Government unveils plans to reinvigorate commonhold for residential ownership in England and Wales
Replacing long leasehold will be complex and take time but a draft bill and consultation are expected later this year
Energy and energy transition
The Energy Transition | T-1 Capacity Market auction preliminary results
Welcome to our top picks of the latest energy regulatory and market developments in the UK's transition to net zero
