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Category: English Law Articles

AI in the workplace 2026 UK: what employers need to know about the Business and Trade Committee inquiry
English Law Articles

AI in the workplace 2026 UK: what employers need to know about the Business and Trade Committee inquiry

The House of Commons Business and Trade Committee has launched an inquiry into artificial intelligence and the workforce, signaling a definitive move away from the previous non-statutory approach toward more …

AI is mainstream in law - but clients are not told
English Law Articles

AI is mainstream in law – but clients are not told

The Urgent Legal Necessity of Integrating Artificial Intelligence Governance Within UK Professional Practices Legal technology adoption in the UK has reached a critical plateau, with only twenty-seven percent of professional …

It is deeply regrettable that this resolution did not pass: UK Explanation of Vote at the UN Security Council
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It is deeply regrettable that this resolution did not pass: UK Explanation of Vote at the UN Security Council

UK Strategic Position On Strait Of Hormuz Security Mandates Enhanced Maritime Law Compliance Risks The UK government has formally reaffirmed its commitment to the United Nations Convention on the Law …

£200,000 settlement agreement held to extend to £10 million plus claim of company acquired after execution date (Commercial Court)
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£200,000 settlement agreement held to extend to £10 million plus claim of company acquired after execution date (Commercial Court)

Settlement Agreement Releases Can Unexpectedly Bind Future Group Companies: A UK Warning A recent Commercial Court judgment, *Visa Inc and others v Luxottica Retail UK Ltd [2026] EWHC 615 (Comm)*, …

Procurement (Amendment) Regulations 2026 made
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Procurement (Amendment) Regulations 2026 made

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has significantly increased its fining powers, now able to impose penalties of up to £25,000 on individuals and firms without referral to the Solicitors Disciplinary …

Regulations made adding India trade agreement to Schedule 9 to Procurement Act 2023
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Regulations made adding India trade agreement to Schedule 9 to Procurement Act 2023

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has recently reinforced its guidance concerning solicitors’ duties when acting for vulnerable clients, signalling a heightened focus on ensuring appropriate safeguards are in place. This …

Government publishes response to consultation on further reforms to public procurement and outlines plans for central government
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Government publishes response to consultation on further reforms to public procurement and outlines plans for central government

UK Director Liability: Court Reinforces Creditor Focus in Foreseeable Insolvency Scenarios A recent UK Court of Appeal judgment has sharply clarified director responsibilities under Section 172 of the Companies Act …

Increases to Vento bands for injury to feelings awards from 6 April 2026
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Increases to Vento bands for injury to feelings awards from 6 April 2026

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is demonstrably intensifying its scrutiny of law firms’ anti-money laundering (AML) compliance, shifting focus to hold individual solicitors personally accountable for firm-wide failures. This isn’t …

New in-house content: horizon scanning
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New in-house content: horizon scanning

The High Court has recently provided crucial clarification on the scope of director duties, particularly emphasising the requirement for active engagement under the Companies Act 2006. This ruling underlines that …

FOIA: whether authority holds information solely "on behalf of another" under FOIA depends on nature of connection with authority (Upper Tribunal)
English Law Articles

FOIA: whether authority holds information solely “on behalf of another” under FOIA depends on nature of connection with authority (Upper Tribunal)

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has significantly sharpened its focus on individual accountability for solicitors holding directorships, particularly within companies implicated in activities such as tax avoidance or money laundering. …

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