Renters’ rights reform is creating division among landlords in London as the legal position on residential letting continues to shift. The issue is significant because changes affecting landlords directly alter …
Middle East relocations are prompting UK firms to tighten oversight of tax compliance and residence risk. The practical concern is that staff movement, if not monitored properly, can create exposure …
Collapsed law firm faces scrutiny in a £39.5 million fraud probe after allegations of misconduct linked to client money and legal services. The investigation raises serious issues about the handling …
UK legal sector growth has risen at its fastest pace in more than 15 years, according to a Law Society survey. The finding points to a marked improvement in activity …
UK tax ruling on project treatment is set to affect schemes across sectors, experts say A UK tax ruling described by experts as “disappointing” is expected to affect projects across …
Pensions law developments affecting UK schemes and scheme governance on 17 April 2026. The legal position requires close attention where pension arrangements are being managed, reviewed or amended, because pensions …
TUPE Reform Consultation Puts Transfer Rules Under UK Review The UK government has launched a call for evidence on TUPE, placing the current transfer of undertakings regime under review. The …
Guidance on Martyn’s Law has been published to assist businesses in understanding the new legal requirements. The guidance is intended to explain how the legislation operates in practice and what …
Chagos Islands deal shelved: legal implications for sovereignty, negotiations and next steps The proposed Chagos Islands deal has been shelved, leaving the legal and political position unresolved. That pause means …
UK legislation could enable the adoption of EU single market rules in defined areas. The proposal raises a direct question of how far domestic law may be aligned with EU …
