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Our employment timeline includes key dates for employment law reform that employers, HR professionals and in-house employment lawyers need to know.

On 26 March, the European Parliament voted to approve the final version of the controversial EU Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market

In January 2019 the FCA published PS19/1, its final rules and guidance on feedback received in relation to the Retirement Outcomes Review consultation CP18/17.

The High Court has held that the UK’s departure from the EU does not frustrate the European Medicines Agency’s 25-year lease of premises in Canary Wharf

Pensions Regulator has set out how it will supervise master trusts and use its enforcement powers. We explain as the window for existing master trusts to apply for authorisation closes.

As part of the ASA's continued focus on limiting children’s exposure to age-restricted ads, new standards have been announced for gambling advertising that will take effect from next month.

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

Burges Salmon has made up five new partners in key practice areas across the firm including Pensions Disputes, Banking, Rail, Corporate Finance and Real Estate Disputes.

A reminder from the IPEC that it is essential for the parties to identify all facts and arguments in their statements of case in advance of the CMC

The firm’s Rail team advises East Coast Trains Limited, a subsidiary of FirstGroup PLC, on its procurement of a new fleet of 5 x 5 car AT300 trains to be manufactured by Hitachi.

Employment updates covering legislation changes, new regulations and legal cases. Important updates for employers, HR professionals and in-house lawyers.

This briefing aims to give developers, investors and funders an idea of some of the key legal areas to focus on when looking at investment in charging infrastructure and electric vehicle projects.