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Entitled ‘Power to the People’, the Penrose Report strongly promotes: reducing regulation; strengthening consumer rights; and controlling digital networks

Burges Salmon introduces the next 'Cyber Surgery' series event in collaboration with Grant Thornton, taking place on Thursday 25 February.

Businesses appear increasingly likely to be able to continue freely transferring data between the EEA and the UK, as the European Commission publishes a draft adequacy decision in respect of the UK

We explore the imperative for businesses to transform and digitise their operations and customer experience, and to seize opportunities arising from COVID-19

In this article we highlight some of the key issues facing those operating in the healthcare sector as the UK and EU begin the next chapter of their trading relationship

The Penrose Report recommends sweeping deregulatory changes. This article discusses how these might impact the water and wastewater sectors

In our latest newsletter, we consider some of the developments of the previous few months and turn our minds to what is likely to be on agendas this year

The firm has advised leading global renewable energy developer BayWa r.e. UK on the acquisition of High Constellation Wind Farm from Blue Energy

We review in detail the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) and provide some guidance on implementation for companies in the UK

Manton & Ors v Manton [2021] EWHC 125 (Ch) - Beneficiary trustees acting in conflict with the trust, do so at their peril

Despite heavy advertising and promotion of the red dot, the hearing officer decided that Tefal had failed to divorce the dot from its technical function as an indicator of heat

The General Court of the EU examines the minimum degree of distinctive character required for a mark consisting of a slogan to be accepted as an EU trade mark