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Burges Salmon's banking team has advised Torbay Council on a mezzanine financing agreement for a £32 million property development with Tolent Construction.

Pension scheme trustees have been working hard to towards compliance with GDPR but most still have a “to do” list. We consider the priorities.

The government has issued a consultation on environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations in occupational pension scheme investment.

The European Court of Justice decides that Louboutin’s trade mark does not fall within one of the absolute grounds of refusal.

Local authorities are to be granted oversight authority status for new town development corporations. Regulations are due to be approved by parliament. Here are the headlines.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal has partially annulled the Competition and Markets Authority’s decision to fine Pfizer and Flynn Pharma for abuse of dominance by imposing excessive prices.

With PR19 in mind, water and sewerage undertakers will need to focus on the lessons from TMS’s experiences, particularly as regards setting ODIs, subcontracting and ongoing regulatory reporting.

CCS has launched a new Public Sector Contract designed for use in framework arrangements where the government calls off common goods and services.

An update on the latest fintech trends, including cryptocurrencies, AI, open banking and PSD2.

The Court of Appeal has upheld a damages claim despite no physical damage to property, on the grounds that spread of Japanese Knotweed to neighbouring land impacts amenity value of real estate.

An overview of inquest proceedings for organisations. We explain when an inquest is held and why an organisation might be involved.

A case this year has at long last seen HMRC lose a challenge on the availability of IHT relief on a holiday cottage business.