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Non-parties may want to review court documents from proceedings in which they are not involved. The Supreme Court has clarified in Cape v Dring what they can obtain and how.

Following a consultation earlier this year, the government has announced it will be implementing a change to the laws around allergen labelling

Matthew Walker from the firm's Dispute Resolution team discusses the key points to consider when terminating contracts

This two-part article explains some of the key concepts that anyone involved in the construction industry needs to know in order to avoid or resolve construction disputes

This two-part article explains some of the key concepts that anyone involved in the construction industry needs to know in order to avoid or resolve construction disputes

Advocate General proposes EU law prohibition on retrospectively introducing equality in retirement ages applies even where such change was permissible under UK law.

This circular examines a number of unfair prejudice petitions that came before the courts recently. We discuss what these cases tell us about how the courts are currently approaching a range of issues

Whilst the outcomes of Brexit are still unknown, there are a number of ways in which you can prepare your business for the UK exiting the EU and mitigate the potential impacts.

A summary of the Authorised Economic Operator regime covering its current status, relevance and potential usefulness in the EU and for the UK post-Brexit.

The General Court has dismissed St Andrews Links’ appeal of the EUIPO’s rejection of its application for the mark ST ANDREWS in relation to the majority of Class 41 services applied for.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have announced a joint regulatory strategy to address changes to the way people save for and take their pension.

The draft UK-EU Political Declaration leaves open the door for discussion on the UK’s participation in the European Chemicals Agency.